A trailer interior re-do
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avizpls
#11-A
lol AWESOME! hey thanks!cecilio64;181822 wrote: You did a great job!
It wasn't anywhere as nicely setup when I had it, but it worked for me....
and spending a lot of time in it wasn't so bad, once Sonia fixed it up
and for sure it looks like a totally different trailer than when I bought it
I wondered what the linkage on the door was for. Looks like leftover from TWO owners ago!
avizpls
#11-A
Its from Harbor freight. I liked it because it is narrow.
http://www.harborfreight.com/hanging-tool-cabinet-39213.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/hanging-tool-cabinet-39213.html
fitz
New Member
Most likely the same thing that they put on the outside.
Would clean up really well, but I would think it would get banged up pretty easy, and not look like that picture for too long. :dunno:
http://advaluminum.com/Cargo_Trailer_Metal.html
Would clean up really well, but I would think it would get banged up pretty easy, and not look like that picture for too long. :dunno:
http://advaluminum.com/Cargo_Trailer_Metal.html
Rydell
New Member
That's why I think it's a plastic. It's got to be. If various trailer dealers are toting "custom high quality race trailers" the lining would have to resist that sort of thing. Metal sheeting is more expensive, incurs more weight, and therefore takes away from your payload. Just more conventional as a plastic in this case.
Aviz, don't feel bad, I'm _ this close to getting that white paperboard. It's only $13 for a 4x8 sheet at the local home improvement store and I'm sure will still stand up to some use. It's cheap enough to replace if you have to, and still looks good.
They had some actual plastic sheets there they promoted as ideal for bathrooms. That's actually pretty close to the picture above, just not as glossy. However, the going price for 4x8 was $34. With a 7x12 you'd need atleast 4 of those...
Aviz, don't feel bad, I'm _ this close to getting that white paperboard. It's only $13 for a 4x8 sheet at the local home improvement store and I'm sure will still stand up to some use. It's cheap enough to replace if you have to, and still looks good.
They had some actual plastic sheets there they promoted as ideal for bathrooms. That's actually pretty close to the picture above, just not as glossy. However, the going price for 4x8 was $34. With a 7x12 you'd need atleast 4 of those...
mjkuhno
Member
Hey Vinny,
Just checked your thread - nice build. Also, my compliments to Avizpls , the OP, on your trailer; very nice.
One question for you Vinny regarding the Lowes non-skid. Did you add additional grip product or use it straight out of the can? I went to Lowes this weekend and picked up their Val-Spar No Skid paint and talked to one of their paint guys. He suggested buying additional Anti-Skid texture additive just in case, but trying out in small area without it to see.
After a year of use, how well did it hold up - and in your opinion is it worth considering adding the additional texture or does it do well without it?
Thanks!
Just checked your thread - nice build. Also, my compliments to Avizpls , the OP, on your trailer; very nice.
One question for you Vinny regarding the Lowes non-skid. Did you add additional grip product or use it straight out of the can? I went to Lowes this weekend and picked up their Val-Spar No Skid paint and talked to one of their paint guys. He suggested buying additional Anti-Skid texture additive just in case, but trying out in small area without it to see.
After a year of use, how well did it hold up - and in your opinion is it worth considering adding the additional texture or does it do well without it?
Thanks!
jsmalnar
New Member
http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=42
Just found this site. Has an absolute plethora of ideas and information for cargo trailers conversions. Looking forward to my overly complicated electrical system.
Just found this site. Has an absolute plethora of ideas and information for cargo trailers conversions. Looking forward to my overly complicated electrical system.
ontheR6
New Member
Great find!!! thanks for sharing!jsmalnar;183835 wrote: http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=42
Just found this site. Has an absolute plethora of ideas and information for cargo trailers conversions. Looking forward to my overly complicated electrical system.
