Non skid flooring

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I have always used rubber mats, in my sled, to keep things from sliding round.I found some of the rubber insulation (like you dip tool handles in) in a spray can and thought I would try spraying the floor and see if it worked to stop the movement of items while I am pulling the sled.  I know I will have to prep the surface well to insure good adhesion.  Just wondering if anyone else has tried this?

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[LoneWolf]

I've always used an piece of carpet that I cut to fit the base. I found that it keeps gear from sliding around and dulls the noise. The carpet is easily removed for cleaning and it's cheap. I just buy remnants or left overs. I think your idea would work but would be noisey. JMO  

[Jocko]

I used rubber back carpeted floor matts for my shanty.  The company that provides the matts where I work sells the damaged ones for almost nothing and its usually only a corner that got knocked off.  Seems to be working OK, very durable and meant for rough use.

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Jocko, I never thought of using the door matts.  I had always used the rubber ones and they were always curling up.  They are coming to change out the matts this afternoon, I will ask the driver if he can get me any.  I had bad thoughts about getting the spray rubber to bond well.  Thanks for the ideas.

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