I have been advised by the ag & markets people in NY State, that if I were to use a shipping container, I would need washable walls, sufficient light, and ventilation. The later two items are workable; my concern is the wall surface. Most likely any adhesive used to hold up plastic, would leave an odor and break down with humidity.
Paint on the other hand would have to also withstand similar challenges. If I use a lacquer base type, it would smell for quite some time, and of course would need to dry well before going underground.
I could frame the inside (sounds like a great pain) and throw up plywood and approved plastic on the surface.
Does anyone out there have any suggestions or ideas, they would be appreciated. One last thought I had, would it not be great, if there was a way to apply some type of plastic coating (via spray of course) to the interior, and for it to be NSF certified and approved by the local agency. Does anything like that exist?
Thank you,
George