Removing spray in bedliners

I'm thinking of buying a truck that has the top bed rails done, I dont like it there personally and the truck will be painted anyways

These would be your friend.

Call one of the shops that does it and ask, surely they get that stuff on things they need to get it off of.

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I'm thinking of buying a truck that has the top bed rails done, I dont like it there personally and the truck will be painted anyways

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So you are going to spend money to buy a used truck, then spend more money to repaint it, then spend more money to remove a spray-in bedliner...have you thought about maybe just buying a truck that you want in the first place? This doesn't make much sense.

Not going to be easy. Most of the spray in bedliners have a reasonable warranty against it coming off or loose. They know that stuff sticks very well if the prep was done right. It will come off but plan on lots of elbow grease.

If your just removing the liner from the top of the bed rails. A small can of Aircraft Paint Remover and a plastic putty knife will do it without to much effort. It will also damage the paint underneath which sounds like shouldn't be a problem. Buy the jumbo package of paper towels at Sams or a box of those disposable rags.

For what? It’s a bedliner, lol