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Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot | Rich I had some Line-X applied to the steps and fenders on my squeeze. That stuff is tough! Granted they had new bare steel to get it to stick, but somebody should be able to get it stuck onto a new stock trailer as well. The guys told me time and time again that the prep work is the key. I'd also think that if you were not in a big hurry you could let them do it as time allows, then they can use it for fill in work and maybe be cheaper. I'd go to the Line-X or Rhino dealer and see if they have ever done one. If not then they should do yours a little cheaper and take pictures to show everyone else how well it works, just a thought.
I sure think it would work well, I am really impressed by how tough it is and how well it is stuck on. I've been thinking about all the neat stuff I could have Line-X applied to now, I thought about the stock trailer as well as a 10x5x7'gun safe ;) | |
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Stock Trailers again.......
