Marine

I have a Turboliner spray in bedliner. My problem is that if you sit on it, it leaves black on your clothes. I had it installed in 2001 when I bought the truck. It is over the rails as well, and when I wash it, it really runs black.
Is there anyone that makes a sealer to stop this from happening?

Thanks,
Mike

BigBlue

Never had the problem with my line x.

displacedtexan

I'd try talking to the shop that did the liner. That does not sound like a normal condition. What kind of warranty does turboliner have?

matthopp

I know i put a "restorer" on my Rhino about every year and a half; it makes it look brand new and i have never had any problems with it turning clothes black when cured. About $15 for the bottle. May be worth looking into.

A-Poc

Since we're on the subject... I'm using a stuff called Gator Guard... Do they all lose their colour?

Marine

I called Turboliner, and they said to use Castrol super clean. Scrub it on the bedliner with a brush, then wash. They said it will oxidize after awhile, and this is the best stuff that they have found to use for it.

Mike

Marine

I'll try that 'restorer' as well...maybe.
Thanks,
Mike

natstayl

Man that stinks. They're aware of the issue and tell you what to use to scrub off the oxidation? I'm sure you're not giving them any free good publicity about now.
Nat

Marine

You're right...I fixed my signature.
Mike

Shovelhead

I can't believe Hoss hasn't popped in to suggest using Concrete to seal your bedliner.

Marine

I think he's intimidated by me...

Mike

Shovelhead

That IS a rough lookin' crew you hang out with.

Marine

Can you pick me out?
Mike

Shovelhead

Let's see......birthday in profile is showing 1981...........
Hmmmmmmmm the guy in the speckled suit maybe?

Marine

1981? Guess again. But you are correct about the speckle suit. From right to left... "Killer" Conrad, Tom the Hule, Marine, and "The Hammer" Jerry.

Mike