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 Tuff Coat for your trailer?
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02/22/15 02:16 PM
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bgmg17
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Has anyone had this done to an older (2002) trailer. I have an EZ Loader tandem axle. Not much of a DIY guy for a project like this.
Where to look and what I should expect to pay?
Thanks
Last edited by bgmg17; 02/22/15 02:17 PM.
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Re: Tuff Coat for your trailer?
[Re: bgmg17]
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02/22/15 03:43 PM
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Tight Lines
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I recently posted a question in the General Equipment forum about trailer coating.
I have an EZ Loader tandem axle as well and got a quote of $1200 to tuff coat my trailer and that did not include sand blasting. The responses I got favored powder coating. To do that, you must remove the lights, wiring and anything else that could be damaged in the baking process. That's a lot of work to take all that out and then put it back.
Going to check out places that paint cars next week to see if that is an option.
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Re: Tuff Coat for your trailer?
[Re: bgmg17]
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02/22/15 03:48 PM
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SteveHummert
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had mine Line-X'd a few years back.....turned out great. Removed the trailer bunks and all of the wiring, had it sandblasted first and then the Line-X put on and it was a '92 trailer
Last edited by steve hummert; 02/22/15 03:48 PM.
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Re: Tuff Coat for your trailer?
[Re: bgmg17]
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02/22/15 03:58 PM
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Mark Perry
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Had a buddy just get his done last week. Hopefully he will see this post and reply as I forget where he went.
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Re: Tuff Coat for your trailer?
[Re: bgmg17]
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02/22/15 06:21 PM
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capt grumpy
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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Line X had it 2 years still looks new when I wash it LOL
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Re: Tuff Coat for your trailer?
[Re: bgmg17]
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02/22/15 08:20 PM
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fishnfireman
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Just redid my 2006.
After much research I found a guy who put Gator-hyde on.. He had never done a boat trailer but said he would do it for $550.00 If I took everything off and had it blasted. It cost me $200.00 to get it blasted..
This Gator-hyde is extremely tough and durable.. Has to be applied with a special gun that heats it to 150 degrees.
I had 3 different quotes from paint shops that were from $800.00 to 1200.00----Think I'm going to like the G-Hyde much better.
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