Enclosed Trailer Floor Paint

October 28, 2022

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What would you recommend for a non-slip finish for the plywood floor of a cargo trailer?

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Unfortunately the material bubbled and buckled when it came into contact with any solvent (i.e. the rubber would also be much more slippery when wet so this part gave me a bit nervous too.So if you are pushing a bike in the trailer wear tennis shoes - be extra careful

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I'll stop by Lowe's, or Home Depot and the auto parts store tonight after I'm off work to see what all my options are. Dennis - I think there's also a place that does liners on the main street or something. . . Not the best area but a buddy said they were cheap.

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Hey everybody, Wondering what trailer flooring material you recommend for your enclosed track day trailers. I'm working on my 5x8 V nose to allow me to tow everything I need on the trail and back, including an E-track setup and floor for durability. For now I have: A kind of vinyl/rubber flooring. Epoxy Shield flooring (probably Rustoleum brand). Better weight distribution (for things like heavy rolling toolboxes), better looks (IMO), maybe a little less work than epoxy but more than rubber flooring. The main downside is that I'm told you can't really "mount" it and it might slip a bit (but I'm considering just screwing one side in and leaving room for expansion in the other two directions).