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swfoam Posted: Mar 30, 2012 02:44 PM	Trailer Inside Lining Hey guys I am building another rig and was wondering what ya'll use to line the inside of your rigs. It is already lined with plywood, but I want something that looks better and is easier to clean. I like what the guys at Paratus use to line there rigs, it looks like a grey or silver tile FRP board, but I can't find it online anywhere. Any ideas or suggestions. Thanks
mark moyer Posted: Apr 01, 2012 03:35 AM	plywood,,3/4" in the process compartment so we can hang on the walls,, shiney stuff is perty,,but first spill/mess and you be cryin time again..KISS easy to clean,,good luck,,this stuffs a mess..lol
John Shockney Posted: Apr 01, 2012 10:25 AM	I agree plywood! then paint it white, you can always repaint it when it gets stained. Keep it simple Airpro
Gerry Wagoner Posted: Apr 18, 2012 02:08 PM	AR-425 Polyurea
Posted: Apr 18, 2012 10:46 PM	We insulated with 1" of closed cell, 5/8" plywood the walls and roof, NP1 seams then two coats of Neogard Urethane applying granules to the floor then 3 rd coat over the floor. I'm OCD, so it always looks great. Looks awesome, but a lot of work. Second rig, insulated, used 5/8" plywood then white PRP (plastic reinforced panels from Lowes). I have my second applicator in this one who is about as sloppy as they come and after a year, the trailer still looks great even though his nick name is pig pen.

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swfoam

Posted: Mar 30, 2012 02:44 PM

Trailer Inside Lining

Hey guys I am building another rig and was wondering what ya'll use to line the inside of your rigs. It is already lined with plywood, but I want something that looks better and is easier to clean.

I like what the guys at Paratus use to line there rigs, it looks like a grey or silver tile FRP board, but I can't find it online anywhere. Any ideas or suggestions.

Thanks

mark moyer

Posted: Apr 01, 2012 03:35 AM

plywood,,3/4" in the process compartment so we can hang on the walls,,
shiney stuff is perty,,but first spill/mess and you be cryin time again..KISS
easy to clean,,good luck,,this stuffs a mess..lol

John Shockney

Posted: Apr 01, 2012 10:25 AM

I agree plywood! then paint it white, you can always repaint it when it gets stained.

Keep it simple

Airpro

Gerry Wagoner

Posted: Apr 18, 2012 02:08 PM

AR-425 Polyurea

Posted: Apr 18, 2012 10:46 PM

We insulated with 1" of closed cell, 5/8" plywood the walls and roof, NP1 seams then two coats of Neogard Urethane applying granules to the floor then 3 rd coat over the floor. I'm OCD, so it always looks great.

Looks awesome, but a lot of work.

Second rig, insulated, used 5/8" plywood then white PRP (plastic reinforced panels from Lowes). I have my second applicator in this one who is about as sloppy as they come and after a year, the trailer still looks great even though his nick name is pig pen.

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