Best Paint

[ToSlow]

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Looking at painting inside of my enclosed trailer that I use for sledding

was wondering if any has any suggestions on what is a good durable product

 

[mimico_polak]

Low odour oil primer will cover nicely and be durable.
I use BEHR from HD.
EDIT: sorry tint won’t be added as it’s water based. So if you want white all good. Water based primer they can tint.

 

[bakaboy]

Looking at painting inside of my enclosed trailer that I use for sledding

was wondering if any has any suggestions on what is a good durable product

Why paint? Corrosion of steel? Plywood floor breaking down?

The problem dictates the solution.

 

[ToSlow]

It’s a new trailer, trying to seal the floor and walls before I put my sled in it, the wood they used is like a chipboard and cheap

 

[crankcall]

careful painting the chipboard floor, they get slippery as heck with a nice smooth paint job

 

[ToSlow]

careful painting the chipboard floor, they get slippery as heck with a nice smooth paint job

What do you think about spraying that rock guard on the floor.
The stuff from CT seems it should be ok. Just wondering how it will hold up

 

[Mad Mike]

Try Solignum marine paint from Canadian tire is awesome for trailer interiors. Inexpensive and super durable. I've used it for years on wooden boats and outdoor furniture -- can't beat it. You can blow, brush or roll it on.

It's also good on floors if you add a package of antislip.

 

[Mad Mike]

What do you think about spraying that rock guard on the floor.
The stuff from CT seems it should be ok. Just wondering how it will hold up

I've had trouble with Duplicolor bedliner sticking to plywood -- it started to blistered off after a year. I replaced it with Deckover, it's been good for 2 years and has no signs of failure yet. It's textured and not to slippy.

https://www.homedepot.ca/product/behr-premium-textured-deckover-3-79-l/1000791950

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