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I did the white thing for the walls. It does brighten up the interior. I also did the sand in the floor paint for traction. But I used clear polyurethane. The floor was 3/4 inch plywood with one good face. i liked the wood grain so I let it show through.
Got the sand at Menards in a 70 pound bag. Have lots left over.
Tile or aluminum floor plate is slick, I like the painted surface , you can either use sand or go to wal-mart and get garage floor paint. Like already posted I use white on the walls it will take several coats on the walls even if you use a sealer. The floor is usually covered good with one coat. This is the cheapest and easiest to do. If you like the wood grain use polyurethane and add a little sand to the floor. Just my .02
Sand in poly or spar urethane varnish will last for years. I have a ramp that I painted, then put spar urethane with sand in it on as a top coat over 10 years ago. It is still in great shape.
come on up to nothern Illinois and ride in january or february california boy and you'll be traidin that surf board for a nice trailer. If you can figure out a better way to get down to daytona with the bike from here, let me know.
come on up to nothern Illinois and ride in january or february california boy and you'll be traidin that surf board for a nice trailer. If you can figure out a better way to get down to daytona with the bike from here, let me know.
Ok Illinois boy, I'll be right there. It's what I've been dreaming about and saving my money for, a trip to Northern Illinois. Besides, there is no such thing as a nice trailer.
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come on up to nothern Illinois and ride in january or february california boy and you'll be traidin that surf board for a nice trailer. If you can figure out a better way to get down to daytona with the bike from here, let me know.
Ok Illinois boy, I'll be right there. It's what I've been dreaming about and saving my money for, a trip to Northern Illinois. Besides, there is no such thing as a nice trailer.
Why are you even posting an opinion on a trailer thread if you have no use for one? Smart azz!
Why are you even posting an opinion on a trailer thread if you have no use for one? Smart azz!
Same reason I post in any thread, I felt like it. Since you felt the need to insult me, just thought I'd answer nimrod. Who are you, the f*cking internet police?
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