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I would go with the spray on as well.  Just had it done a few weeks ago, a 
product called Line-X.  It sets up in two minutes, and is hard not rubbery.  
The spray results in a very hard, textured surface about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. 
It has only been a few weeks so I can't say how it will hold up for the long 
haul but it looks great.  People cautioned against the drop in liners because 
of potential rust under them.  The spray on stuff bonds with the metal.  
Actually, it looks so good I'm also having it sprayed on the horse part of my 
trailer to protect the floor.  I'm still going to use the mats cause this would 
be way to slippery for horses to stand on I think.

Roxanne in still cold and wet Kentucky



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