2K urethane bed liner
A two-component (2K) protective urethane coating with a textured finish, mixed 3 parts liner to 1 part catalyst.
Bed liner guide
Poppy's Spray Truck Bed Liner is a two-component (2K) urethane truck bed coating you spray yourself with the included Schutz-type gun. Here is how to prep it, mix and spray it, control the texture, tint it, and plan how much you need.
Short answer
From Poppy's Truck Bed Liner technical sheet, application instructions and product pages, checked Oct 19, 2026.
The product
A two-component (2K) protective urethane coating with a textured finish, mixed 3 parts liner to 1 part catalyst.
Truck beds, wood, concrete, metal, aluminum and fiberglass, and most factory (OE) finishes once they are prepped.
Four short-filled 3/4-quart Part A cans, one 32 oz Part B catalyst and a Schutz-type spray gun. Black or Tintable.
Step 1
From the technical sheet.
Clean the surface with Wax & Grease Remover.
Remove all loose paint and rust.
Sand with 180 grit paper.
Use an epoxy primer or etching primer on bare metal.
Mask everything you do not want textured. You will unmask 30 to 45 minutes after spraying.
Step 2
Each Part A can is short-filled. Fill it with 8 oz of the Part B catalyst (3 to 1), replace the cap and shake vigorously for 2 minutes. Remove the cap and attach the can to the Schutz-type gun.
Spray at 40 to 70 PSI.
Apply to the back and sides of the bed first. Spray to hide, then let it flash.
For more texture, use lower pressure and allow a longer flash before the texture coat.
Pot life is at least 50 minutes at 90°F.
Clean the gun with lacquer thinner.
Texture
| Finer texture | Heavier texture | |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure | Increase spray pressure. |
Use lower pressure. |
| Distance | Spray closer. |
Increase spray distance. |
| Coats | Wetter coats. |
Allow a longer flash before the texture coat. |
Increase spray pressure.
Use lower pressure.
Spray closer.
Increase spray distance.
Wetter coats.
Allow a longer flash before the texture coat.
From Poppy's Truck Bed Liner technical sheet, application instructions and product pages, checked Oct 19, 2026.
Planning
| Detail | Source | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 90 to 100 sq ft per 4-quart kit at 15 mils, about a full-size long bed. A thicker build, or extra areas like rails, a flatbed or a headache rack, will use more. |
Technical sheet |
| Unmask | Within 30 to 45 minutes. |
Technical sheet |
| Back in service | 4 to 6 hours. |
Technical sheet |
| Full cure | 48 hours. |
Technical sheet |
| Direct sun | Can be applied in direct sunlight at temperatures of 100°F without danger of solvent pop or blistering. |
Technical sheet |
| Ideal conditions | About 75°F with humidity below 60%. Pot life at least 50 minutes at 90°F. |
Technical sheet |
| Shelf life | 12 months at 72°F. |
Technical sheet |
90 to 100 sq ft per 4-quart kit at 15 mils, about a full-size long bed. A thicker build, or extra areas like rails, a flatbed or a headache rack, will use more.
Technical sheet
Within 30 to 45 minutes.
Technical sheet
4 to 6 hours.
Technical sheet
48 hours.
Technical sheet
Can be applied in direct sunlight at temperatures of 100°F without danger of solvent pop or blistering.
Technical sheet
About 75°F with humidity below 60%. Pot life at least 50 minutes at 90°F.
Technical sheet
12 months at 72°F.
Technical sheet
Color
| Black | Tintable | |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Ready to spray, black. |
A clear base you tint yourself. |
| How to tint | Not needed. |
Add 3 oz of basecoat tint or single-stage tint to each can before the catalyst and shake for 2 minutes. Then add the catalyst and shake for another 2 minutes. |
| Kit | 4 Part A cans, catalyst and gun. |
4 Part A cans, catalyst and gun. |
Ready to spray, black.
A clear base you tint yourself.
Not needed.
Add 3 oz of basecoat tint or single-stage tint to each can before the catalyst and shake for 2 minutes. Then add the catalyst and shake for another 2 minutes.
4 Part A cans, catalyst and gun.
4 Part A cans, catalyst and gun.
Questions
One kit covers 90 to 100 sq ft at 15 mils, about a full-size long bed. A thicker build or extra areas like rails or a headache rack will use more.
40 to 70 PSI with the Schutz-type gun. Lower pressure, more distance and a longer flash give a heavier texture; higher pressure, spraying closer and wetter coats give a finer one.
Yes. It can be sprayed, rolled or brushed, which gives different textures.
Yes, over most factory (OE) finishes once they are cleaned with Wax & Grease Remover, with loose paint and rust removed and the surface sanded with 180 grit. Prime any bare metal with epoxy or etching primer.
Use the Tintable kit. Add 3 oz of basecoat or single-stage tint to each can before the catalyst, shake for 2 minutes, then add the catalyst and shake for another 2 minutes.
Yes. The technical sheet says it can be applied in direct sunlight at temperatures of 100°F without danger of solvent pop or blistering.
It can go back into service in 4 to 6 hours and reaches full cure in 48 hours.
Poppy's own team sprayed the stripped interior of its Pit Boss project car with Poppy's truck bed liner. Prep an interior floor the same way as a bed: clean it with Wax & Grease Remover, remove loose paint and rust, sand with 180 grit and prime any bare metal.
Read the Truck Bed Liner Application Instructions and the technical sheet before you start. Safety Data Sheets are on the SDS page. Questions about your project? Email photos to help@poppyspatina.com.
