Anybody got a hookup on diamond plate?

[Quicksilver]

I just bought a nice used Haulmark Racecar trailer. Unfortunately, it is not one of those pimped out ones with the nice flooring like I really wanted. It has plywood on the floor which I want to cover up, and I am thinking diamond plating would be cool. Just wondering if anyone knows the best place to get some sheets of it or can get me a deal on some. Thanks

[dunefreak]

Are you in Vegas? Steel Engineers is where I usually get all my sheet metal

[JoeDuner]

That's gonna be super expensive. What about Turbo Liner, or Rhino liner.

[Quicksilver]

Yes, I'm in Vegas. I'll check out Steel Engineers. Thanks

[mineurbiz]

Yes, I'm in Vegas. I'll check out Steel Engineers. Thanks

Do you want to add that weight to the trailer?

[dinicolada]

That's gonna be super expensive.

Do you want to add that weight to the trailer?

And it will be slippery,

I would just Turbo line it and be done!!!

:blush:

[Quicksilver]

What is turbo liner? I will be parking a car/motorcycle on this stuff so it has to be fairly strong. I don't think sheets of diamond plate are too heavy. My other option is to put more plywood down and paint it. :blush:

[RAGDOLL MX]

i have a small scrap peice of diamond plate, 44" X 30", make me an offer.

[dunefreak]

What is turbo liner? I will be parking a car/motorcycle on this stuff so it has to be fairly strong. I don't think sheets of diamond plate are too heavy. My other option is to put more plywood down and paint it.

Turbo liner is a spray in truck bed liner. It is VERY durable. Ken Colors does them. Click here.

i have a small scrap peice of diamond plate, 44" X 30", make me an offer.

You think that is gonna cover the whole floor of his trailer? :blush:

[Vegashd]

Do you want to add that weight to the trailer?

thats what I was thinking, it is like having a quad in the trailer allt he time with the weight of that stuff. not to mention it would be slippery when wet....