House Paint - Removal from OEM bedliner

[KevinLewis]

Any tricks to getting dried house paint off an OEM bedliner? The 2020 tradesman I bought in march came with it. I tried a wire wheel but that was taking off the liner as well.

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

If this is a drop-in bed liner a pressure washer might work. Just be careful not to get too close or it can damage the plastic.

 

[BigPapa]

I'd second the pressure washer whether it's a drop-in or sprayed, as long as the spray-in liner isn't cut through.

 

[KevinLewis]

Any tricks to getting dried house paint off an OEM bedliner? The 2020 tradesman I bought in march came with it. I tried a wire wheel but that was taking off the liner as well.

Edit: I should have said OEM Spray in bedliner. I failed to realize that RAM had plastic bedliners too.

 

[Jdorfmeyer]

Edit: I should have said OEM Spray in bedliner. I failed to realize that RAM had plastic bedliners too.

A buddy of mine got some paint remover from the local Rhino liner dealer here in NE. It worked good for some overspray he got on his spray in liner when painting the outside of the vehicle. Good luck!

 

[Ozymandias]

Rhino is the Gold standard as it is molten PVC, can't be compared to any other bedliner.

Found this while Googleing.

How to remove spilled paint on a spray-on bed liner?
A spray-on bed liner is a bed liner in liquid form that you can apply to your truck like paint. However, unlike regular plastic bed liners, a spray-on bed liner doesn’t have the same resistance to chemicals.

Thus, using the method above to remove spilled paints on a spray-on bed liner can damage the bed liner. Spraying on bed liners can resist corrosive chemicals, but it is not resistant to any chemical that can remove paint. Chemicals that can remove or soften paint can also soften spray-on bed liners.

Thus, the safest solution to remove spilled paint on the spray-on bed liners is to coat it with another layer of the spray-on bed liner in the same color.

Doesn't sound good for you.

 

[mwilson]

Housepaint?
Might be water based.

If so Greased Lightning or a similar cleaner might remove it without damaging the existing bedliner material…

Wife is a painter and I’ve seen her use it when cleaning paint roller cages…