New Trailer Floor

[jrizo1]

I just empty my trailer and sanded he floor, now what do i put on it
1. Paint
2. HERCULINER Bed Liner
3. Rust-Oleum® truck bed coating
4. DUPLI-COLOR® Bed Armor™ Do-It-Yourself Truck Bed Liner


for The walls
1. paint
2.- FRP


Open to any other suggestions


Thanks

 

[Mark Saiger]

I have a trailer I bought used and they had a rhino line done to it. Very slippery especially on the drop down door. Kind of sucks actually. Depending what you are going to do with the trailer would probably dictate a direction to go. Myself, not sure I would Rhino line another. I have high end epoxy floors in my shop and would maybe look at that with a silica sand added for non skid.

 

[The Great Oz]

If those are your choices of DYI product use Herculiner. Do more than one coat.

The others are just paint that dries bumpy to look tough.

 

[dealtimeman]

I agree with the head iircr man

 

[Johnny]

DO NOT USE RUSTOLEUM. Both grades of their bed liner are absolute junk. They peel and dissolve with any solvent (delim), creating tar that sticks to everything.

I painted plywood a few days ago with Seal Krete Epoxy-Seal. It's intended for concrete garage floors, but should work well on sealed wood. Supposed to be three times tougher than floor paint. You can add non-skid sand, but I don't want to sand my equipment.

I also did a van floor with Duplacolor bed liner. Not very durable.

I would paint walls and floor of that trailer with multiple coats of epoxy. Seal Krete comes in gray and tintable white. Thirty-some bux/gal at Lowes.

 

[jrizo1]

so seal the wood before painting it with seek krere?

 

[jrizo1]

how about Al's roll on Bedliner?
http://www.alsliner.com/alsliner

 

[Ron Werner]

I sealed the floor, painted it, then covered it with a product like GFloor

 

[Johnny]

so seal the wood before painting it with seek krere?

Ya, you need to seal it or the grain will keep opening up as each coat drys.

 

[jrizo1]

if I do the HERCULINER Bed Liner on the floor do i need to seal the wood first ?

 

[The Great Oz]

if I do the HERCULINER Bed Liner on the floor do i need to seal the wood first ?

No, just roll it on. You will want to do two coats though.

 

[jrizo1]

thanks

 

[Mike Draper]

I put a really nice dark grey indoor/ outdoor carpet on the floor of my box truck. Always looks great and easy cheesy to clean.

 

[Mike Draper]

View attachment 4435 here's a pic if the carpet on floor

 

[Jeremy N]

I had a really nice one that I bought new and rhino lined. Yeah, it got stolen not too long ago.

 

[Ron K]

I put a really nice dark grey indoor/ outdoor carpet on the floor of my box truck. Always looks great and easy cheesy to clean.

Do you pre-vac and use an encap rinse?

 

[steve g]

spray in bedliner sprayed by a professional, I think it highly unwise to use anything else.

 

[The Great Oz]

Line-X would be my first choice too Steve, but J-Riz was asking about the DYI products.

We've used Herculiner on metal in places where epoxy falls off; floor grates, the underside of our rug washer... it's been perfect.

 

[jrizo1]

before

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[jrizo1]

after

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[dgardner]

Wow, looks great!

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[jrizo1]

thanks for the help every one

 

[Desk Jockey]

Man that's amazing!