You will love it!

I am happy with the used motor oil treatment I applied to my hard wood 2X8 boards on my trailer.

I heard engine oil and diesel fuel mix.

@@FlashPerformance My deck was extremely dry, with newer wood diesel would work well

I’ve painted many of fence with used oil. It looks good when dried.

It is just like any other wood product. It is recommended to apply a UV protective stain

@@FlashPerformance I am sure he means the rubber.. Also being in Florida, (Tampa Bay), I know that rubber and plastic takes an abnormal beating here. Check out the trim and dashboards on typical 5 plus year old cars and trucks here....

He wanted to advertise his tools!

That was the first thing I noticed. If it looks like a cup, it's a cup!!!

Always use new hardware when replacing the deck boards. Most trailers are built with self taping screws. When removing the old deck most of them will break coming out. I cleaned up all the broken screws then pre drilled the boards and holes then used new self taping screws for wood and metal outdoors. Don't try to use the same holes it is not worth all the extra work.

@@FlashPerformance Thank you so much for the information. Do you have a self tapping screw that you would recommend using? Thanks!

@@bigdbassn4489 Here is what I used, they worked great www.homedepot.com/p/Teks-12-2-3-4-in-Phillips-Flat-Head-Self-Drilling-Screws-40-Pack-21384/100145370

I don't know the answer to that, you would have to go to the Blackwood company and find out. I did use coated screws so I am not worried about those rusting.

I don't see any reason why it would not work.

The rubber is not just laid into the grove on the board, it is press molded into the board, so there isn't a gap on the edges for water to set in. On my project, I have not seen any issues with this.

@FlashPerformance you will eventually. Any water / liquid that hits that wood will be absorbed eventually. Just like on a sealed wooden deck. Sealant will Crack or become penitrable over time. When ever any kind of dementional lumber is used any where out side in elements the cup of the grain on the board should be facing down not up.

Industrial wood technology offers multiple different versions and price points I would recommend contacting them at www.industrialwoodtechnology.com/blackwood to get pricing. I gave them the size of my trailer deck and they gave me options.

@@FlashPerformance he asked a simple question, should be a simple reply. the reality is you and the company your shilling for dont want to tell people how much it is because its damn expensive, and they want an opportunity to do the salesman thing before the customer is aware of how much it will cost and says "no way". they have different grades huh? ok how about a dollar amount per foot or per board for each grade then. why not? caus its so expensive they don't want you to know.

@@shonuffisthemaster Price is never a simple question to answer, epically on wood products. If I told him how much I paid for the product back in June of 2020 do you think it would be exactly the same price? Not sure if you know this but the price of lumber has sky rocked in the past 8 months. If I told him I paid X and now it is X+20% keyboard hero's like you would jump all over that for me lying to people. You don't like the price, that is ok. I made the decision that trailer decking is less expensive the sliding a car of the edge of the trailer deck and having to do the body work.

@@FlashPerformance I get what you are saying but I have to agree that companies that cant give you a straight simple answer on pricing is just ridiculous. At least a ball park. I work for a company that sells HUGE fire suppression systems. I can still give you a ball park answer on how much a part or system MIGHT cost... but when you have a product that is sold in board feet...seems like an easy answer for the company to list on the website...the hardwood store I buy lumber from seems to be able to do it and they sell all sorts of species in all sorts of thicknesses, etc...and they change it on the website when the price changes...not that hard really.

I didn't put pricing in the video because of how much the work market changes. I didn't want to misrepresent the pricing as it goes up or down.

Thanks, www.industrialwoodtechnology.com/ it was weird, I search "Industrial Wood Technology" then it worked. not sure why it didn't work with the link.