Bedliner conditioner for Factory Toyota Tundra sprayed-in Bed Liners

Anyone who purchased a new Tundra after 2014 and it came with a factory sprayed-in bed liner should have received a bottle of Bed liner Conditioner in the console (picture below). This stuff is awesome at bringing back the renewed look of you bedliner, even after extensive use. The one problem I had was finding it at a Toyota dealer or even finding one that knows what it is. I was able to order a bottle through a local dealership several years back, but the markup they put on it was stupid. Since then I did a lot of research and found the company that Toyota is contracted with to do the bed liners. I took a chance and reached out to them and low and behold they sell direct to the public. I put an order in yesterday for a couple of bottles and wanted to share this opportunity if someone else would be interested. price per bottle is around $7 direct through them + shipping versus the Dealership that sells it for $25 per bottle.

If you are interested, you can contact

Cathy Elizondo at ​

Ultimate Linings, out of Houston, TX, through email at celizondo@ultimatelinings.com. Tell her Curt gave you her contact. I am also attaching the MSDS sheet.

Here is additional contact info:

Cathy Elizondo

Customer Service Representative

10301 Round Up Ln.

Houston, TX 77064

Phone: 713-466-0302 Ext. 212

Fax: 713-937-0052

800-989-9869

 

303 Aerospace works good as well

 

I didn't receive anything like this when I took delivery in May. I have also never heard of conditioner for a spray in bedliner, and my last truck (Nissan Titan) lasted 14 years and I never had any issues. What's the deal?

 

My 13 came with it.

 

I really like the stuff. It has kept by bedliner looking new. my tundra is a 2015. It sprays on sort of like a water based protectant, white thick liquid. let it dry and it brings the new shine back. if you get it on the paint, wipe off. if you let it dry on the paint it will leave a film and is difficult, but not impossible to remove one dry.

 

I have a hunch it's provided by Gulf States Toyota for their port-installed bed liners. I thought it was worthless, but sounds like I'll have to try it.

I got that and another bottle of cleaner with my 2017 TSS (Gulf States region exclusively). I read the fine print on the bottle, and it's made in Schertz, Texas northeast of San Antonio.

 

I think it may be a Gulf States Toyota thing as well. I saw on their homepage website they also own LineX. I wonder if this conditioner treats LineX bed liners as well?

 

Huh. Imo, pretty safe bet it will work well on any spray-in bedliner.

 

Ultimate Linings have been doing Toyota stuff before 2014 model year. Back in 2012 I had a 2011 CM SR5 that came from Hubert Vester Toyota in North Carolina
and it had their spray in liner that was done at the Jacksonville Florida Port.

I had an issue with it chipping off and a couple folks from Jacksonville Port and the President of Ultimate Linings had to get involved since up here in Ohio
they never heard of a Toyota spray in liner... LOL Either way, got my liner repaired and Ultimate Linings paid for my rental car...

Cathy was supposed to send me a bottle of that conditioner but I never received it. So instead I just use 303 and a large brush on my 2016 and it looks good as new.

In case they didnt tell you - dont get that stuff on the paint. !!!

Good information on her contact info - thanks... I already have it...LOL

 

Good to know.. appreciate you sharing. I wasn't aware they did the liners before 2014.

I have gotten it on my paint in the process before. It will leave a film once dried that is very difficult, but not impossible to get off. I simply used a little bit of denatured alcohol on a microfiber towel and it cleaned off. not a big deal if you catch it before it dries.

 

I've been using meguiars hyper dressing on mine. Im fairly anal about keeping my truck clean. About once every couple months I spray my bedliner with it.

 

While I love hyper dressing from Meguires (use it for my tires), It doesn't last as long and makes the bedliner really slippery. The bed conditioner can last upwards of six months to a year or more depending on how extensively you use the bed for hauling things.

 

I have the factory spray on bed liner and also have a rubber bed mat. I just use the hyper dressing on the sides of the bed, not the rubber mat. It lasts a long time for me on the bed liner. I also use it in my fender wells and also underneath the truck on the rear axle. Told you I was anal about keeping my truck clean.

 

I never got a bottle when I bought my Tundra. Maybe it is just a Gulf State thing.