Help, is this factory or aftermarket spray in bed liner.

Is this Factory or Aftermarket spray in bed liner? This is a new to me 2007 SR5.
It is really black but in central Florida it's pollen season so it looks green. Anyway did Toyota do Spray in bed liners?

Sorry I wasn't clear. It's not the color, it's worn in some spots and I want to make sure it is sealed at the front to keep water from seeping through and rusting. Water pools in the front of the bed.

Where can I go to get it touched up?

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Lenny


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Power wash it that might help...

 

Not sure if Toyota did any of them. Dealer applied Linex or similar. Previous owner could have had done elsewhere.
Touch up? Color or bad spots? For color there are products to enhance like tire shines. Repair or spot issues, take to a installer and see what they recommend.

 

Sorry I wasn't clear. It's not the color it's worn in some spots and I want to make sure it is sealed at the front to keep water from seeping through and rusting. Water pools in the front of the bed.

 

Hard to say. I would find someone who does Linex or similar and show/tell of your concerns.

 

My 2020 came from factory with Spray in Bedliner

 

Possibly factory depending on where the truck came from.

my 2010 came with factory product sprayed at the SET port in Jacksonville and also had the warranty card for proof.

Does anyone know if SET or GST had spray in back in 2007?

 

I think it was done by the owner. Toyota, I think, Was labeling the front of the box with "tundra" in the liner itself. Linex puts a badge on it with the warranty info

 

For 2020 Tundras, there are currently 15 accessories shown on Toyota.com, and one of those is a spray-on bedliner for $529. Accessories are typically installed either at the Distributor (port), or, for bolt-on accessories, by the dealer. The dealer orders requested accessories through the Toyota parts network, and installs them as part of the PDI.

It's unlikely, imo, that any accessory spray-on bedliners have ever been installed at a Toyota assembly plant. If that messy, low-tech process can be farmed out to the distributors, that would be the logical choice. In your case, Southeast Toyota likely installed the bedliner, but that doesn't really matter at this point.

As suggested earlier, take it a local bedliner shop for inspection and recommendation.

 

It looks much more like Rhino Liner to me than it does Line-x. In my experience Rhino tends to look less gritty and more rubbery.

 

Doesn’t factory come with the tundra logo on the bed..unless the dealership got the spray on after they received it at the dealership it from what I remember if it came from factory they get the raised tundra stamp on the bed

 

Does yours have tundra inside the bed under the rear window?

 

this is what I mean

 

Yes it dose

 

I believe that is an applique cemented in place before application of the bedliner. Not installed on Gulf States Toyota Region, and maybe also Southeast Toyota Region (Both are Private Distributorships).

 

FWIW my dealer had their sister RAM dealership down the road spray mine as part of the deal. None of the Platinums or 1794s I saw had the port installed spray liner. I assume because the payload is already so low.

I don’t have the Tundra badge in the bed like the ones done at Southeast Toyota port.

 

I have the factory sprayed liner with the Tundra badge in my 2017 up here.