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Truckbed Liner Kit Tintable - Sem Products

Part #: 39650

The SEM Products 39650 Tintable Truckbed Liner Kit offers professional-grade protection for truck beds and other vehicle surfaces requiring a durable, flexible, and slip-resistant finish. This comprehensive kit provides technicians and mechanics with the materials needed to achieve a resilient coating that can be custom-tinted to match OEM colors, ensuring seamless integration and aesthetic appeal.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Protection: Formulated to protect truck beds from scratches, dents, and rust, extending the lifespan and maintaining the value of the vehicle.
  • Flexible & Slip-Resistant Finish: Provides a durable coating that withstands impact and abrasion while offering enhanced grip for securing cargo.
  • Custom Tintability: Designed to be tinted with most paint systems, allowing for precise color matching to existing OEM finishes.
  • Optimized Application: Specifically formulated for application with a Schutz applicator gun, ensuring a consistent and professional texture.
  • Comprehensive Kit: Includes all necessary components for application, simplifying the preparation and coating process for efficient workflow.

Applications

This tintable truckbed liner is ideal for a variety of professional applications, particularly for light-duty pickup trucks where both protection and aesthetics are critical. It is also well-suited for any vehicle surfaces or industrial applications where a flexible, durable, and slip-resistant coating is required, such as cargo vans, utility vehicles, or work trailers.

Kit Contains:

  • One Gallon Truckbed Liner
  • One Quart Catalyst
  • Two Plastic Schutz Cans
  • One Paint Pail

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  • Model: 121251
  • Shipping Weight: 15lbs
  • UPC: 467863965028
  • Manufacturers Part #: 39650
  • Manufactured by: Sem Products
  • Also Known As: SE39650, SEM-39650, SEM39650

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 04 April, 2011.