Need to replace the plywood on my open trailer. Some say not to use treated and use marine plywood instead because of the reaction to aluminum. Guy at menards says the treated does'nt have arcinic in anymore and will be fine. Also think of coating the alunimum with bedliner stuff after old plywood is off but dont know if this is necicary. Anyone have any info on this. Price difference is $24vs$80 sheet.
What plywood on open trailer
- Thread starter rags319
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I used treated plywood on my steel trailer and it lasted 8 years, but needs new wood again.
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savagerunner07
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I did my trailer last year with the bedliner roll-on kit. Wish I would have just had it sprayed by a shop. The stuff isnt holding on very well in some areas. I had to used some Rustolium spray to cover up the tears in the liner to prevent rust. If your carbide hits it, it tears it up too. I used just regular plywood and have it attached with some specialty screws that have a big head as to not counter sink into the wood very far. Then cut up some old bedliners to use as ski guides. That way the ski never hits the wood to tear it up. I can send pics if you want.
