Trucks are particularly useful for their storage capabilities, and truck accessories can further upgrade the vehicles. Liners are available to protect the truck bed, so you can use it worry-free. Here is a comparison of the two primary liner options, spray-on and drop-in, to help you decide which will work best for your truck.

Spray-On Liners

Since these liners are sprayed directly onto the bed, their main advantage is their stability. You don’t have to worry about them detaching if you’re driving fast or over uneven terrain.

Even though they’re sprayed on, they provide shock absorption to help prevent minor denting from objects like tools or boxes you’re hauling. They’re also easy to clean.

These truck accessories come in a variety of colors as well, so you can get one to match your paint job.

The main downside is that they’re permanent, so if they get scratched or faded, you’re stuck with them. They’re also tricky to install, so you’ll need a professional’s help. 

Drop-In Liners

If you look for convenience in your truck accessories, drop-in liners are for you. They’re easy to place inside truck beds and thick enough to provide superior protection from the impact of cinder blocks, pipes, or other heavy-duty materials. While they’re long lasting, they can easily be switched out when damaged.

However, if installed incorrectly, they can allow moisture and debris underneath, which may damage the truck bed. If moisture gets to the drill holes, it could rust the truck body.

When you’re looking for truck accessories like drop-in liners, head to Hawaii Campers in Hilo. Since 1978, they’ve offered quality auto parts and accessories to keep trucks in top condition, from campers to seat covers. Check out their range of products online, or call (808) 935-8349 to inquire about free shipping statewide.