trailer flooring???

[TRXasaurus]

So I need to replace my crappy flour tiles that have come up out shifted etc.

I was thinking of the paint on truck bed liner?

What ya think?

[Thunderdually]

So I need to replace my crappy flour tiles that have come up out shifted etc.

I was thinking of the paint on truck bed liner?

What ya think?

I used the grey concrete garage floor epoxy they sell at home depot. I bought a gallon and was able to coat the floor 3 times. It’s been down for 3 years now and it still looks good. I have spilled gas and oil on it and it wipes right off and doesn’t seem to hurt the epoxy any. To clean mud off of it I just sweep it out then use a damp mop.

[Mikki33]

We just used the cheap peel n stick vinyl tiles & they seem to be holding up just fine. Just sweep it out when needed & it can be mopped.

[z400250]

I did the same as merl on my work trailer and its been down for about a year now and still looks good. We use the trailer every day during the week and haul all our of tools and carry drywall in there too. It still looks good plus if it does get tore up all it takes is a quick coat of paint to make it look good!

[DS650]

Take a belt sander to the ply wood to clean the surface. Paint is 90% prep and 10% painting to get it to last. Then use a good Bear paint out doors deck pant. I panted my floor this way 4 and half years ago. Gas, oil, jacks getting dragged over and its still looks good. :thumb:

[TRXasaurus]

im replacing the peel n stick. i want a painted type of flooring.

heres my next challenge.... the glue is still on the wood and sand is there the cracks were.

what next to clean that up?

http://www.tampabayridindirty.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=156&pictureid=3499

[CurtisL]

+1 on the garage floor paint with the flakes looks and holds up well.

[DS650]

Brian is the glue hard or still sticky. Belt sander with 60 grit or lacquer thinner, but prepare to get high. :medatate: We use lacquer thinner at the body shop to clean ever thing.

[ridgerunner]

im replacing the peel n stick. i want a painted type of flooring.

heres my next challenge.... the glue is still on the wood and sand is there the cracks were.

what next to clean that up?

http://www.tampabayridindirty.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=156&pictureid=3499

you could use citrus oil based glue remover can get it any janitorial supply the fastest way is to cover it with a layer of 1 /4 lauan plywood about 8 bucs a sheet retile it and glue it down

[Spartan727]

gas and a torch would get rid of it all in a hurry too :crackup:

[TRXasaurus]

welli went with the garage paint. got it in black. dont like it. will be shoping for linolium to cover the whole area with no seams. just have to find a cool pattern.

would love a rubber type floor. anyone know where you canget a roll?

heres the finished paint.... just dont think it will last, seems thin and weak and will scratch easily.
http://www.tampabayridindirty.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=156&pictureid=3507

[DS650]

I think it looks good Brian, give it some time it may grow on you.