Well almost. All i need to do is touch up the corners with some left over white paint but as for everything else, its all complete! Rustoleum Epoxy Garage floor water based coating and solvent based clear coat with a bag of anti-skid material. Used some outdoor paint for the walls. Got the chrome shelves from Lowes. The Craftsman 3 piece tool cabinet set came from Sears. The 4, two foot long E-tracks came from etrailer.com. The wheel chock came from Harbor Freight. I bought a hose hanger from Lowes which holds the helmet PERFECTLY 
. Also grabbed another hanger for my jacket to hang on. I need to go back and get some for my front and rear stands. Before i bring her on base to house the busa I need to weld on the rear stabilizers. Right now I am just using a normal jack stand which would get stolen in a heart beat here on base. I am using Masterlock locks on the RV door and rear ramp door all keyed alike which i got from a gentleman on eBay. I also have a masterlock hitch lock on the tongue of the trailer which is also keyed like the other locks. All i need left as far as security is a wheel lock.
I am VERY happy with how everything turned out in the trailer. The anti-skid is very nice and does not rub off. The epoxy is very very hard and seems to go well. Time will tell how it lasts but as it sits, I have very good expectations for it. Its very easy to clean too
I need to sit and go over some figures. But a rough estimate for how much everything costs is:
16x12 V-Nose Trailer - $1,960 OTD
Epoxy Flooring - $70 for Base coat(eBay). $100 for clear with anti-skid(Ace Hardware)
3 Piece Craftsman Tool Cabinet - $268 (Sears)
Chrome Shelving - $65 (Lowes)
E-tracks with rings - $50 (eTrailer.com)
Wheel Chock - $60 (Harbor Freight)
Outdoor Wall paint - $40 (Lowes)
All in all looks to be about $2,613 roughly. Not too bad
. Also grabbed another hanger for my jacket to hang on. I need to go back and get some for my front and rear stands. Before i bring her on base to house the busa I need to weld on the rear stabilizers. Right now I am just using a normal jack stand which would get stolen in a heart beat here on base. I am using Masterlock locks on the RV door and rear ramp door all keyed alike which i got from a gentleman on eBay. I also have a masterlock hitch lock on the tongue of the trailer which is also keyed like the other locks. All i need left as far as security is a wheel lock. I am VERY happy with how everything turned out in the trailer. The anti-skid is very nice and does not rub off. The epoxy is very very hard and seems to go well. Time will tell how it lasts but as it sits, I have very good expectations for it. Its very easy to clean too
I need to sit and go over some figures. But a rough estimate for how much everything costs is:16x12 V-Nose Trailer - $1,960 OTD
Epoxy Flooring - $70 for Base coat(eBay). $100 for clear with anti-skid(Ace Hardware)
3 Piece Craftsman Tool Cabinet - $268 (Sears)
Chrome Shelving - $65 (Lowes)
E-tracks with rings - $50 (eTrailer.com)
Wheel Chock - $60 (Harbor Freight)
Outdoor Wall paint - $40 (Lowes)
All in all looks to be about $2,613 roughly. Not too bad
