Instructions / Assembly

Using a Paint Brush & Roller Properly

1. Start by coating seams and corners of truck bed using a 2” household paint brush (not provided).

Lightly dab BULLYLINER on rather than brushing it on like paint. Start with a light first coat, being

careful not to let BULLYLINER clump or run. Coat tailgate areas in the same manner.

2. Use the 2” brush to apply to corners and areas where the roller

won’t reach. Dab the coating on rather than brushing it on.

This will give you a more even surface application. You can

later touch up with the brush later on.

3. After you have completed sealing the seams and corners,

begin to brush BULLYLINER on front and side panels of truck

bed with a roller.

4. Coating the tailgate using step 1-3. NOTE: In some applications it might be helpful to dab

BULLYLINER into the lower parts of the floor and tailgate slats with the paint brush and then roll the

BULLYLINER onto the top part. Be careful to watch for clumping. Occasionally stir BULLYLINER to

keep it from clumping.

5. After the first coat has been applied to the truckbed and tailgate, allow BULLYLINER to set up

(approximately 1-4 hours or when it is no longer tacky). Make sure to apply the second coat within 24

hours of the first coat application. Otherwise you will need to clean and scuff the first coat prior to

applying the second coat. NOTE: TWO COATS OF BULLYLINER ARE REQUIRED FOR

ADEQUATE COVERAGE. (Failure to apply two complete uniform coats will compromise the durability

and reduce the life of the bullyliner truckbed coating.) Use new roller to apply second coat.