Thinking an epoxy paint, linseed oil or??? Just to resist water, oil, and the like. Thanks
Printable View
Thinking an epoxy paint, linseed oil or??? Just to resist water, oil, and the like. Thanks
What material is the floor made of......metal or wood ?Quote:
Originally Posted by RapidSpyder
You need to be real careful with this because most anything you put on it will make it slick under some conditions.
While riding the Spyder on and off might not be a problem, if you use it for anything else a slippery footing might cause injuries.
I used Rustoleum truck bed coating for the floor of my enclosed trailer. It has a texture to it that keeps it from becoming slippery and it wears like iron. The best price I found was about 55 dollars a gallon at Wally world.com.
Ryde safe, Rich
I use a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet, Velcro it down in the corners and when it starts to look crappy, I cut out another piece while using the old one as a template. cheap and keeps stuff from sliding around if packed properly. Good luck! Mac:doorag:Quote:
Originally Posted by RapidSpyder
I went to Home Depot and got a non-skid paint and painted the wooden floor.. It has worked great!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Texas Al
I agree,also helps with traction
Same here. Works great so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Mac
horse stall mat from Tractor Supply
pretty heavy isn't It???Quote:
Originally Posted by DJFaninTN
Ended up going to Lowe’s and getting similar. Guy there said that’s what he did on his also and it has worked good for him. Thanks for the input guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by Texas Al
Quote:
Originally Posted by bcer960
not too bad. i put one in the back of my truck and I can remove it by myself. reinstalling you need two folks because of the height of the bed.
:agree:This is what I did for my open trailer. Worked very well. I used this after putting about 3 coats of stain on the floor. I did not use the truck bed coating on the entire trailer floor, just the areas that I would be riding the bike up.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmag
I have a drop tail trailer with an aluminum floor. I purchased this to provide traction for the rear tire, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1.
It helped out a lot when loading wet and the rear tire would spin.
On our enclosed wooden floor trailer, I used some good quality water based paint with a product called Shark Grip added to it. It gives the paint a sandpaper type surface. I have ridden our bykes up the painted ramp in pouring rain, snow and ice, and have yet to loose traction. Sherwin Williams sells it. Not bad $$$ wise. Don't buy the paint they suggest. It's $90 a gallon. I went to Lowes and got it for about $15.
To avoid slippery, throw sand on it and paint over. So first coat, throw sand, let it dry. Second coat.