Rhino-Lined trailer steps?

[Toster]

Ok, I know a couple of you have done this. I was thinking of replacing my wood on my trailer and going with new 3/4" plywood and then rhino coating them with the rustolum "bed liner" stuff.

I was wondering if the people that have done this have done all the wood, or just the steps? I have to replace one of the inside wheel fender covers, and was debating about going back with carpet or the rhino stuff. I am kind of worried that if I rhino coat them and if the bow rubs them it will leave a black mark on the hull.

Also, did people use just normal plywood, or did you use the pressure treated stuff?

[jhiestand]

RE: Rhino-Lined trailer steps?

I did this last season and was pretty excited initially. I used normal plywood because I didn't think the "rhino liner" would stick to the treated stuff. A little over a year later the bed liner stuff has started to chip off. I'll throw out the disclaimer that I went the less expensive route and used an off-brand and applied it myself. I think it was duplicolor brand available at Autozone.

I did leave carpet on the insides of the wheel wells. Since they are a vertical surface they drain well.