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Spray-In boxliner
Protect the Box That Protects Your Gear.
A professionally sprayed boxliner seals your truck box against scratches, dents, rust, and everything Calgary weather throws at it. Custom-fit to your truck, permanently bonded, and built to take a beating for years.
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Certified ApplicatorSame-day to
24-Hour TurnaroundWhat Your Truck Bed Is Up Against
Calgary is hard on truck beds in ways that are not always obvious until the damage is already done. Between hauling in cold weather, salt and chemical exposure from winter roads, and the general wear of loading and unloading tools, equipment, and materials, the bare metal underneath is constantly at risk.
Scratches and gouges from tools, equipment, and cargo shifting during transit
Dents and impact marks from heavy loads dropped during loading
Rust and corrosion from trapped moisture, salt, and road chemicals
UV damage that dulls and weakens the box surface over time
Cargo sliding on an unprotected surface, which damages both the box and your gear
What Is a Spray-In Boxliner?
Your Truck Box's
Second SkinA spray-in boxliner is a protective coating sprayed directly onto your truck box's surface. It bonds to the metal, conforms to every contour including wheel wells, tie-down points, and the tailgate, and cures into a textured, non-slip finish. No separate piece sitting on top. No gaps where moisture collects. Just a sealed layer that becomes part of the box itself.
Why Go Spray-In Over Drop-In?
Drop-in liners are the go-to for most truck owners, but popularity isn't always a sign of quality. When considering long-term value, see how the two options truly compare.
Drop-In LinerSpray-In LinerFitSits on top of the box, generic sizingCustom-fit, follows every contourMoistureTraps water between liner and bedAirtight seal prevents any moistureRustCauses vibration-wear and rustPrevents it at the surfaceShiftingMoves under heavy loads, scratches the boxPermanent, goes nowhereBox spaceReduces usable space by sitting on topConforms to the box, you keep every inchCargo gripSmooth plastic, loads slideTextured non-slip finishWeightAdds bulkLighter, no added massCalgary wintersSalt and chemicals get trapped underneathSealed against road chemicals and temperature swingsCostCheaper upfront, more damage long-termOne install, long-term protectionWHAT WE USE
Tough to Beat.
Tougher to
Peel.Force Auto Styling is a certified Bullet Liner applicator. Bullet Liner is a polyurea coating system known for its tensile strength, chemical resistance, and long-term UV stability. It is applied by our certified technicians using professional spray equipment for a consistent, durable finish across the entire surface of your truck box.
Vehicles We Coat
Your truck box is the obvious one, but a spray-in liner works well beyond that. If something on your vehicle takes a beating from regular use, chances are we can coat it.
- Full truck box (floor, walls, tailgate, and wheel wells)
- Tailgate-only applications
- Rocker panels and fender flares
- Bumpers and running boards
- Off-road and utility equipment
Smooth From Start to Finish
1Get a quote.
Call or book online. Let us know your truck's year, make, model, and box size so we can give you an accurate price.
2Drop off your truck.
We handle everything from here. Your box gets stripped of any existing accessories, then cleaned, sanded, and masked before any coating goes on.
3Application.
Our certified team applies Bullet Liner polyurea for a uniform, durable finish. Turnaround is same-day to 24 hours depending on job scope.
4Pick up and go.
The liner is ready for work. We walk you through care and maintenance so you get the most out of it, the same way we handle post-install guidance on every service.
While Your Truck
Is HereIf your truck is already at Force for a boxliner, it is a good time to take care of everything else in one visit. Many truck owners pair their boxliner with PPF on the front end to protect the paint from rock chips and road debris, or add window tint for heat and UV reduction. Detailing, body repair coordination, and other styling work can all happen under the same roof.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does installation take?
Installation is typically a same-day to 24-hour process, depending on the size of the job and any additional surfaces being coated.
Will a spray-in liner void my truck's warranty?
In most cases, no. Spray-in boxliners are a widely accepted aftermarket addition. If you have specific concerns about your vehicle's manufacturer warranty, our team is happy to discuss them with you before we start.
How thick is the coating?
Application thickness is adjusted based on the specific requirements of your vehicle and the type of substrate to ensure optimal protection. While the material is technically rated for a 100-mil dry film thickness, our technicians customize the application to meet the job's needs.
Can you spray over an existing liner?
Yes, we can spray over an existing liner in most cases. The surface will be thoroughly assessed and prepped before application to ensure proper bonding.
What does a spray-in boxliner cost?
Pricing is determined based on the specific vehicle, the extent of the job, and the surface area required. Please contact us for a customized estimate for your vehicle.
Do you offer a warranty on the boxliner?
Yes. Bullet Liner offers a manufacturer warranty on their product. Full warranty terms are available at Bullet Liner warranty terms. Ask us about specific coverage details when you book.
Can I get my boxliner colour matched?
Colour matching is not currently available. Our finish is applied using Bullet Liner's standard high-performance options.
Will my vehicle service be delayed by parts shortages?
While the regional industry currently faces supply chain challenges that can lead to turnaround delays, our focus on specialized, cosmetic-level work is designed to help us avoid the parts-heavy bottlenecks often seen at traditional facilities.
Your Truck Works Hard. Its Box Should Hold Up.
Whether you are hauling tools, equipment, bikes, or building materials, a spray-in boxliner from Force keeps your truck box protected season after season.
5004 Macleod Trail SW, Calgary