Hey guys has anyone tried using that flex seal paint for there trailer floors?? Also should you even seal your trailer floors ? A gallon of flex is around 80 bucks might be cheaper then getting it line x
I use the aerosol flex spray on all low pressure plumbing connections. It won’t hold up or adhere for flooring purposes though
Ok, so your saying it would be better to but some line x or bed liner spray on??
if I’m not mistaken I think I seen racer say he used deck over paint and has held up in another post about trailer floors.
Yea I read that was just wondering if that flex seal would work good
Nope. Just saying flex seal won’t work. Don’t know what you have so don’t know what will be best. Fiberglass would probably be the best all round solution but that would get expensive if you didn’t do it yourself.
A marine epoxy grade would work for trailer floors. Flex seal is like a elastomeric coating. Wont hold up to chemicals.
I used the deck over and found it holds up to chems pretty well if you don’t mind bleached color splotches.
I have used that herculiner twice and pretty happy with it. Once in a Tacoma and recently in the Tundra for under the plastic factory bed liner due to some rust.
If you decide to use herculiner and go the brush/roller route be prepared to move fast if you want consistent coverage as it gets gummy fast. If you have an air compressor buy a texture hopper. You’ll be a lot happier with the finish.
Use Diamond / Coin Nitro Rolls for garage floors…they are made from vinyl and hold up excellent to SH and other chemicals.
Found a video on line x on YouTube, Interesting stuff
I raptor lined the bed of my truck and it hasn’t budged a bit when straight SH was spilt on it.
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