Sometimes the ancillary items help make or break a weekend. In this case we were running out of room in the truck and hated playing tetris to hope it would all fit. Enter a nice brand new 7×14 cargo trailer. I will be spending this year building it into our perfect customized track transport. First things first though, flooring! I happened to have some spare blue floor epoxy from my garage left over. with it going bad and some fresh floor in need of protecting I decided to coat both the trailer and shed before they got packed with junk for eternity. 
The process is pretty simply and clean plywood accepts the coating quite readily. Liberal application of aluminum oxide provides a sure-footed surface that is incredibly tough.
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Without the oxide the floor has a nice gloss sheen to it and provides a very high-end seamless look. Now just to finish cabinets and lights and all that.
