Re: RC: stock trailer question

[sharp penny <penelope_75647@yahoo.com>]

  Have a friend that had her new trailer sprayed with
the spray on truck bed liner material. It turned out
great..has a life time warrenty (trailer won't rust
from the inside out) and it comes in colors. She had
hers done in a cream color, really brightened up the
inside of the trailer. The only downfall is it is very
pricey. She let the owner of the shop use her trailer
to train some new employees and got a discount on the
price. You can see the boo-boos but being on the
inside of the trailer she didn't mind and she still
got the lifetime warrenty.

Penny




--- TddWil@aol.com wrote:
> We got a new 12 ft steel stock trailer least year.
> It "put a hurtin" on the 
> budget so the only extra we got was rubber mats. The
> wall are not lined. My 
> friend that has done body work for many years said
> that plywood would hold 
> moisture and rust out the bottom of the walls. The
> walls get a bit scraped up 
> from hooves along the bottom. (which will rust
> anyway if its not touched up) 
> Has anyone tried spray on bed liner on the walls? Or
> maybe putting 
> undercoating on the walls and then plywood? It would
> be salt treated 
> plywood.Also I need to cover the sides, but
> plexiglass doesn't sound easy to 
> put in and take out if you need to change things on
> the road. I saw one stock 
> trailer with heavy clear vinyl that snapped on, like
> the stuff they use on 
> boats. This trailer has to last a long time so I
> want to do all I can to help 
> preserve it in all its pristine purpleness!
> 
>                                            Shelly in
> DE
> 


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