Good job with the set up.
Might I suggest right away using a sealer and waterproof paint, and on the floor something with a little grit or non-slip surface to it.
Good job with the set up.
Might I suggest right away using a sealer and waterproof paint, and on the floor something with a little grit or non-slip surface to it.
Brenton Dickieson
Funny you said that. I`m doing that first thing in the morning. Would you suggest a cetain kind? And thanksOriginally Posted by PEI Detail
So you would do the side walls with it too?
If you have a Lowes or Home Depot around, go to the section that has wall paneling. There sould be a few different kinds, The one that I am refering to for bathrooms and such. Places where you need something for a water barrier. There should be a couple of different styles. Some look like tiles, some just textured. They come in 4x8 ft. sheets. 2 will do the walls on the inside. * foot long and 4 foot up your wall. They also sell half sheets, so you can pick one of them up for the front.Originally Posted by shortd81
You could use "Liquid Nail" to glue them in place.
I would also do something to the floor. You said you are going to waterproof it.
I would, just me though, go out and buy some 12"x12" black and white tiles, the vinyl type, where you peel the back off and stick it, Kinda like a giant sticker. I would do a checkered floor. It would add to the protection of the floor. the tiles are also pretty cheap.
If you did that, you would have a kick a$$ trailer inside, while making it look lighter inside so you can see better.
But that is just me...LOL
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
Sorry, I don`t have a special kind. Would like to find some for my steps actually. JUst ideas for longevity and safety.Originally Posted by shortd81
Brenton Dickieson
I think I will do that. Would you do the same to the side walls?Originally Posted by TexasTB
Looks good. Have you thought about some advertising on the side of that?
Yeah I`m gonna get the whole thing wrapped. It will be nice. For now I`m going to get the back done and then get the sides wrapped. It`s kinda alot but he cut me a deal on the back since I`m just starting out. 83.00Originally Posted by Maxima Lover
Originally Posted by shortd81
Absolutly, protect the investment.
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
I haven`t did it yet. Would a paint brush be sufficient?
Originally Posted by shortd81
Getting it wrapped....wow. Isn`t that kind of pricey? I would just stick to getting the sides and back lettered with you number, web address, email, logo. slogan, etc. would probably be cheaper. I would say, don`t go too overboard starting out. Start small and work your way up. IMHO
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
for?Originally Posted by shortd81
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
Not too pricey $140.00 for the full wrap. Not bad at all. The guy usually charges $400+ for a 5x8 but worked out a deal. 1 Express detail and 1 Deluxe Wax down the lineOriginally Posted by TexasTB
For the water proofing of the wood?Originally Posted by TexasTB
$140 for a full wrap???????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by shortd81
Holy cow that is cheap. i would be all over it!
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
Yes, a brush would work fine. or you can go to wal mart and get a roller and pan for less than $2. Would probably go faster.Originally Posted by shortd81
When you are doing the floor, make sure you do not breathe alot in...take a few breaks to get fresh air...
"In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
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