Rhino Liner or other types of paint-on liners
Don't know if this is the place to put this, but if not, I'm sure the moderator will put it in the proper place. We bought an ATV trailer a while ago and it has a deck of plywood treated with some ty...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
I am no expert with this but after fighting with plywood for many years I finally got it through my head that the edges were the most vulnerable. It would be a shame to spend all that money only to have water enter through the exposed lamination's and rain on your parade. I think marine plywood might make a better platform to start with and then apply treatment over that.
Yes, a very expensive solution for a somewhat temporary result. I have a plywood bed in a utility trailer that has been parked outside for 10+ years. It is just now starting to deteriorate and needs replacement. If you want a surface sealer, I would recommend an oil based varnish or oil enamel paint. If non-skid is a preference, you can buy an additive or used washed sand as an additive.
