If you find yourself in a situation where you have to haul dirty or oily equipment in the bed of your pickup truck, you may wonder the best way is to keep the bed from getting stained or filthy. If so, use the tips below to protect your truck's bed.
Spray The Bed With Silicone Lubricant Spray To Prevent Oil Stains
Before loading your truck bed with oily rags or mechanical equipment, use a silicone-based lubricant spray to apply a thin layer on the bottom surface.
Because cars are made with metal, and they are exposed to all kinds of weather, rust should be a concern for any car owner or mechanic. The undercarriage of a car, in particular, is one place that rust can take hold. If left unchecked, this rust can eat away at the floor panels, axles, and other integral components. Paint can also deteriorate over time, and as it does, the exposed door panels can begin to rust.
A tarp system makes covering your load much quicker and easier, which means your drivers are much more likely to do so correctly. Not only does this protect the items you are transporting, but in some states it's the law to keep loads – especially items like gravel – under cover during transport. The following guide can help you manage any damage that occurs, allowing you to protect your investment in working tarp systems.
