Dave Nelson
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- Sep 25, 2011
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Looking for suggestions for a paint/coating for plywood floor in new enclosed car trailer.
Any particular brand?Porch paint with some added grit.
Wish I could tell you. Put it in over 20 years ago and it is still in great shape. Probably can't get the same brand anymore .Any particular brand?
I’ve never seen any “warning” about use and being “exposed”. Bedliner, like any other compound liquid needs time to cure/off-gas. Once complete, what issue could there be? Besides, it’s a trailer not a dwelling.The problem with bedliner is it is meant to be exposed and as such, the off gas is not good for an enclosed space.
After 3 of us busted our butts on a vinyl floor one night at the track I went with bare plywood. Then I saw another guys trailer with the garage floor epoxy and my last two trailers got that. I used the grit on my open trailer and just dumped it in the gallon of paint. It worked really well.The problem with bedliner is it is meant to be exposed and as such, the off gas is not good for an enclosed space.
I did the floor of my enclosed trailer with the rustoleum garage floor epoxy. I also bought a couple of bottle of an anti-slip additive on amazon, basically very fine grain like sand, and used hand spreader to spread it out. The floor is pretty much like walking across sand paper. I've come in off the track with hot sticky tires and have had no issues with it coming up after 2 seasons.

