Enclosed Cargo Trailer Gets a LINE-X Spray-On Liner in Corona, CA

This enclosed cargo trailer came to our Corona shop for a tough LINE-X Standard spray-on liner. We coated the lower walls, floor, wheel-well boxes and ramp door so the trailer can take tools, gear and equipment without scuffing, denting or rusting. If you want a LINE-X trailer liner in Corona, here is what the job looks like from start to finish.

Before: Prep and Masking

Before any spray goes on, we prep the surfaces and mask off everything that should stay clean, like the walls above the coating line, trim and door hardware. Clean masking lines are what give the finished liner a sharp, professional edge.

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After: LINE-X Standard Inside the Trailer

Once the masking was done we sprayed LINE-X Standard on the lower walls, the floor, the wheel-well boxes and the ramp door. The result is a thick, seamless, textured black finish that shrugs off scuffs, dings and spills, and gives cargo a grippy surface that will not slide around.

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Why Add a LINE-X Trailer Liner in Corona

Trailer floors and lower walls take constant abuse from tools, tie-downs, wet gear and heavy loads. A spray-on LINE-X liner protects the bare metal and plywood, adds traction, and wipes clean, so work trailers, race trailers and toy haulers stay looking good and last longer.

Trailer Liner FAQ

Can you spray LINE-X inside an enclosed cargo trailer?

Yes. We coat the floor, lower walls, wheel-well boxes and ramp doors of enclosed cargo trailers, as shown on this job. Bring your trailer by the shop and we will recommend the right coverage for how you use it.

Is a LINE-X trailer liner good for work and race trailers?

Yes. The textured coating stands up to tools, tie-downs, wet gear and heavy loads, adds traction and wipes clean. That makes it a popular choice for work trailers, race trailers and toy haulers.

Want a liner like this in your trailer? Call LINE-X of Corona at (951) 738-8320 or request a free quote.