Trailer flooring??
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I would guess not much out there will hold up to carbides. You could do the tile then put ski guides so they aren't running on the tile, or just get the skates that go on the skis with wheels so you can drive them in without touching the tile.
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check out the snowmobile section.... they have pics of checkered carpet squares.. looks cool and supposed to last a long time.
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flooring would be slick as snot! I use a good oil base paint with sand or other traction mixed in. I use alot of it. On the skiis I always put on ski slips (slp) and the floor holds up well. Repaint it every year if you want it to always look new.
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I did my enclosed in this stuff RUMBER. I have two seasons of nearly every weekend loading/unloaing 4 sleds with no ski glides and no sign of wear yet. I love this stuff. Sled grabs on it good, no sliding around under way. You can broom it out real easy or wash it with a garden hose. It doesn't get slick either. Worth a look. EW
You can kinda see it here in the main area with Super Glides going over the fenders
You can kinda see it here in the main area with Super Glides going over the fenders
That looks nice! Did you install it in place of the wood floor or over the top of the wood floor? How much does it cost?I did my enclosed in this stuff RUMBER. I have two seasons of nearly every weekend loading/unloaing 4 sleds with no ski glides and no sign of wear yet. I love this stuff. Sled grabs on it good, no sliding around under way. You can broom it out real easy or wash it with a garden hose. It doesn't get slick either. Worth a look. EW
You can kinda see it here in the main area with Super Glides going over the fenders
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I ordered it as an option, it is screwed directly to the trailer frame work, no wood under. I don't know what the bulk material costs, the web site should be able to point ya in the right direction. EW
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Check out G-floor. I bought some at Costco last year and it works great.
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A buddy of mine did tile checkerboard. It was horrible, very slippery, scratched easy. Would not recommend.
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Hey guys,
My enclosed trailer was Line-x and it worked great, it was the floor and about 2 feet up the walls, the carbides didn't tear into it at all, it held up great for all the years I had the trailer.
My enclosed trailer was Line-x and it worked great, it was the floor and about 2 feet up the walls, the carbides didn't tear into it at all, it held up great for all the years I had the trailer.
Did you use the peel and stick tiles or the roll out flooring?
Did the carbides tear it up?
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Looking at puting this in my new trailer will the carbides cut through it?
Anyone know?
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