The only tire dressing I use is mud. *grunt, grunt*
On my tires I first use this cleaner followed by this satin finish and I use these to apply it. The applicators work well as the have grooves to get into the sidewall and they last a while (6-8 uses) before falling apart. The spray is great because it's a foam and doesn't fly all over the place and dries fast. They also have a bundle pack if you need a brush and a 3pk of microfiber towels. As you can see detailing is a huge rabbit hole you can go down (?) but once you have everything it makes it a little more fun.
Kate also uses the 303 tire dressing thing (me, I'm partial to blue cheese dressing) and some brake dust buster as a whole wheel cleaner with a Marolux pump-up sprayer.
You’re gonna rub the paint offa that thing ..
I've seen that before...those poles, trees, walls, ect, have a bad habit of jumping right out in the path of a moving vehicle.Well - I tested the strength of the pole holding up the basketball hoop I never use. Stupid pole!
No damage to the steel part of the bumper or any part of the hitch. All damage is to the plastic... hard to even notice when you step back.
You couldn't be more correct. I had literally 100 yards of nothing in every direction.... except that stupid pole. Not only did it jump out in front of me, it disabled the proximity sensors. To add insult to injury, not a ding or dent in the damn pole. I am going to tear it down and make a rear bumper out of it. ...stupid pole...
Friggin' nice boat!!!Picked up my new toy that I ordered last Sept. Got it just in time to pretty much pay to store it for winter yaaaay.....go figure ?.
Hauled it from our home in Snoqualmie to our place at Lake Chelan. Went across across two mountain passes; Snoqualmie and Blewett. Truck pulled it like a champ (Ford Performance Tune). Had no problem keeping pace with traffic going up the summits. Handled the weight of 3,400lbs and was braking fine on descents. Was really impressed with the truck's performance!
