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Hey ST, you go to galvanize it bud, its the only way. Also don't use any tubing during the build as water gets in and the trailer rots from the inside. Every surface must be galvanized so use channel and angles. Just take a look at the new trailers on the beach and you'll see what I mean. If not give us a shout and we can run through it. I'll be fishing with Greg tomorrow
Hi Silver TipI am the warehouse manager for a surface preparation company. We mine and supply sandblast media for all applications.Sandblasting is the route to follow to ensure you get max out of your final coat.I can refer you to a few sandblasters.pm meHope I can be of more assistance
Is the current trailer painted? If so you'll have to remove it all before galvanising, the acid baths in the process wont take it off but it will clean up rust.
Quote from: Corks on June 28, 2013, 04:03:25 PMIs the current trailer painted? If so you'll have to remove it all before galvanising, the acid baths in the process wont take it off but it will clean up rust.yes it is.
ST I used a wire brush attachement with my big grinder and it only takes the paint of and does not damage the metal as this is an alternative to sandblasting. Takes a bit of elbow greese but it's worth the effort and please wear protective clothing when doing this as the little bristels tend to come loose.