Re: RC: spray on bedliners--for a trailer

[Lynne Glazer <lynne@glazer.org>]

At 10:24 AM -0700 6/19/00, Suzanne Mounts wrote:
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>>The guy that does Scorpion liners in our area suggested getting the shredded
>>rubberized liner sprayed on the floor of the horse trailer. He says it seals
>>the floor from urine, water, whatever and makes a nonskid surface at the
>>same time. He likes to spray them about 6 or 8 inches up the walls, too.
>>Don't have any money to do it, now, but when we do........
>>
>>Maggie Fleming
>>Under a Shooting Star Farm
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>
>This sounds like a really good idea.  Has anyone done this with their
>trailer?  Any downsides I might not have thought of?
>
>Suzanne Mounts
>

I had my aluminum gooseneck's floor epoxied, and up about an inch and 
a half on the sides.  This was a few years ago, and cost about the 
same as the spray in liners that were available at the time, around 
$500.

This was after having several holes repaired in the solid floor, none 
bigger than quarter-sized.  My own fault for believing the friend I 
bought the trailer from about the frequency with which she pulled 
mats for cleaning. <sigh>

I've been very satisfied.  Those with solid floors should really 
consider getting something like what you describe.

Lynne
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