Project: Land Rover Bed Protection Coating
SPEEDLINER PRO – Spray gun
We show you how to spray your vehicle’s bed completely with SPEEDLINER PRO and a protective spray gun. Everything is free: step-by-step guide, video tutorial and printable downloads.
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Have fun – it’s easier than you think ;-)
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All products for your bed protection coating project
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PROJECT GUIDES
Video Tutorial:
Coating a Land Rover with SPEEDLINER PRO
This video shows how to fully coat your vehicle’s bed. Step by step and easy to replicate.
Online Guide:
Coating a Land Rover with SPEEDLINER PRO – step by step
This guide explains every step to coat your vehicle’s bed: preparation, sanding, priming and spraying the coating. Practical tips & tricks at every step. Durable protection for your bed.
Step 1: Mask & disassemble
Remove add-on parts and the tailgate (if possible).
Protect vehicle areas with masking paper and film. We recommend a steel-wire tape as the master tape.
Step 2: Scuff sand surfaces
Clean floor, sides and tailgate, remove rust if needed and scuff sand.
Recommendation: air sander or electric sander with cup brush.
Important: scuff sand only, do not sand to bare metal.
Step 3: Clean the surfaces
Use WDC universal cleaner to remove grease, wax and residues.
Step 4: Apply primer
Prime all surfaces to be coated with AP101 universal primer – by spray gun or brush.
Let AP101 dry at least 20 minutes, max 4 hours – then reapply if exceeded.
Step 5: Prepare coating material
See processing guidelines for mix ratios (component A/B, pigment).
Step 6: Apply coating
Material amount per m² and the spray sequence are defined to achieve maximum protection.
Most exposure: bed & tailgate → higher film thickness recommended.
Bed/tailgate at least 1.5 mm; side walls/edges at least 1 mm. Thicker layers are useful for heavy-duty use.
Step 7: Short drying time
After a brief dry, apply the desired texture.
Step 8: Apply texture
Texture influences slip resistance, etc.
Spray from a greater distance to achieve the structure.
What You See Is What You Get: the texture will not change during curing.
Step 9: Remove master masking tape
After a short wait, carefully remove the master masking tape.
Hard-to-reach areas: wait about 2 hours. Steel wire tape can cut for up to 12 hours.
Step 10: Demasking
Let the coating dry at least 12 hours and protect from moisture.
Remove masking, clean up, reinstall tailgate and add-ons.
Step 11: Curing
Finished!
Protection continues to increase as it cures and bonds permanently to the vehicle.