Overspray on bedliner...

[h=5]What would you guys use to remove overspray on a bed liner? I usually have no problem figuring something out but this truck is being a PITA. Obviously solvents are out of the question since its rubber...[/h]

 

If the bedliner has cured, solvents won't be strong enough to remove it. Got some Rhino Liner where I shouldn't have on my last van. Once cured, it needed to be sanded off. Lacquer thinner wouldn't touch it.

 

I'm saying there is white overspray on the liner. So you saying thinner wouldn't remove the liner so its probably safe to use it to remove the overspray

 

Yes. I couldn't get the liner overspray off my truck without sanding it. Try putting some on a MF and testing it in an inconspicuous spot but it should be ok. You may try calling the bedliner installer in your area and ask there as well.

 

All the quality spray-on bed liners are absolutely chemical resistant! Now, if you have a formed-plastic drop in, be careful...some of those chemicals will literally eat a hole in it!