the plan
Our hope was to sound deaden the rear interior of the Pinz for a quieter ride. We decided to use a roll in bed liner to accomplish our mission.

a helpful bit of advice
So, our advice? Use a wire brush attachment for an angle grinder to help with prep and brush or roll on the bedliner. Oh, and make sure its daylight outside.

the outcome
We probably cannot stress how important the prep is when doing something like this. I lined the tub of my Jeep with good results, but only after extensively prepping everything. Because of the overall area of the rear, Mike used a wire brush attachment for an angle grinder. It made the job of scuffing up the paint pretty easy.

We had heard using an inexpensive paint sprayer to spray on the bed liner was the easiest way. We officially disagree. We were unable to get an even spray coat no matter how we adjusted the psi or nozzle size. In the end, we ended up using some cheap paint brushes to spread things out more evenly.

For what it cost and how it looks, we are very happy. We used Rustoleum Bedliner from Autozone. A gallon was about $55. We ended up using almost a gallon and a half to help even out what the sprayer did not take care of. It took Mike a few hours to prep the back and another couple to spray/roll on the liner. The project could easily be done in a day.

Pictures are coming.