Rubberising for Bakkies

Rubberising for bakkies. Comes in thickness of 3mm & 5mm, 1yr guarantee. Protect your bakkie’s load-bin from scratches & rust. Call us now.

Often called Bakkie Linings, Poly Linings, Rhino Lining, or Bin Lining, rubberising is essential for every bakkie! Contact us today!

 

Thinking of Rubberising your Bakkie?

Here’s what you should know first…

Why rubberise your loadbin? If you’re looking to protect it from rust and abrasion, preventing wear and tear, you’re making the right choice!

So, what exactly is rubberising for bakkies?

Polyurethane is sprayed directly onto the loadbin, bonding to the surface to create a permanent, airtight, and water-resistant barrier against rust and corrosion. It outperforms plastic drop-in liners, rubber mats, and paint-like coatings. Rubberising does exactly what it promises: it protects your loadbin from damage. It’s the smart choice for lasting protection!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Are all Rubberising for Bakkies the same?

Let me put it into perspective with an example… are all tiles the same? No! You’ve got porcelain and ceramic, right? Porcelain tiles not only look better but also last much longer. The same idea applies here. Just like with anything else in life, there are different grades of products, and rubberising for bakkies is no exception.

We offer a high-quality product, and when you choose us, you get a 1-year comprehensive warranty on the spray-on application/rubberising.

Be cautious of those offering low-grade rubberising at unbelievably low prices. Don’t be misled. The reason for the cheap price is the subpar workmanship and inferior rubberising material being used. Do it right the first time, and you’ll save yourself from regret later. Fixing a poor job is not only more difficult, but also more costly than starting fresh. In the end, opting for a quality job will save you money and hassle.

Why Rubberise

When you purchase a bakkie, whether it’s brand new or second-hand, it becomes your pride and joy. South Africans are truly car crazy, and our vehicles often reflect who we are—our personality, our status, and our pride. It’s essential to take care of that vehicle, and the best way to do so is by investing in top-quality protection for the loadbin. This isn’t just an option; it’s a must.

If you’re thinking about rubberising your bakkie, make sure you do it right the first time! Give your vehicle the protection it deserves for long-lasting care and value.

 

Rubberising vs Paint

Don’t make the mistake of considering paint as a substitute for rubberising your loadbin just because of cost. It simply won’t last, and in the long run, it will end up costing you more.

As the saying goes, “The devil is in the details.” Proper preparation is essential, which is why the loadbin of your bakkie needs to be thoroughly prepped before rubberising. If not, the coating risks peeling off over time. Beyond the basic prep, there are additional steps to follow, all of which are crucial to ensuring the best outcome. Also, ensure the vehicle is properly sealed off before rubberising to prevent residue and overspray from affecting the rest of your vehicle.

Time-frame to Rubberise a bakkie

The time it takes to rubberise a bakkie depends on the size of the loadbin and any accessories, such as rollbars and tonneau covers, that need to be removed before the process begins and reinstalled afterward.

Our products are designed to last. We rubberise bakkies, light commercial vehicles, and just about anything that fits into our rubberising bays!

Try out our unique water-look pattern for something different!

 

You will be able to find us easily in Midrand.

Tillbury Business Park

Unit 2B,

1030 16th Road,

Randjespark,

Midrand.

 

If you’re travelling from JHB, take the New Road off ramp, turn right over the highway and take the first left into 16th Road at the  traffic lights . Drive for about 2kms down the road and look out for Tillbury business park on your right..