Dang! No note from the wonderful human being who did it?Discover someone clipped my taillight at the store. Anyone got a spare driver side taillight they want to sell (no bliss)?
Came home to discover one of the trees inour yard lost a limb. Clearly made sense to stand on the truck and clear the last major chunk with the pole saw.
Finally got around to cleaning both the truck and my wife's suv. Been an inexcusable amount of time since either was cleaned this well, and I still had to cut some corners in the name of time!
Forgot what a PITA the McGuiars endurance tire gel is to apply to the WildPeaks!!! So many contours?
Hey thanks!
David, it is officially ready for the next dump run.Gave Soupie a bath. =)
Last year I did two graphene coats and this is full wash and shine #2 for the season. I won't do another graphene until next spring. But I'll soap and rinse in the fall and on warmer winter days to get the road grime and salt off.
priority one, set up the foreman so he can supervise (and a chair for his out-of-shape subordinate)
best part, soap cannon. used the far-too-heavy mitt-on-a-stick for the hood, roof, and tonneau
used a microfiber mitt and a bucket with a grate for the rest, and this is the very first time I've dried it! usually the sun gets to it before I do. but after that, I had to check in with the foreman and wait for the sun to move off it for the graphene
graphened the entire truck, rather than panel by panel, and buffed it out all at once. I don't put much pressure when buffing but the side-to-side action wrecks my craptacular shoulders =p
sure is pretty for a day! =)
ugh, so many little acorn dents ... =(
I use a Harbor Freight rolling stool to save my back. raise it to its highest and scoot along, then to its lowest and scoot back
I never do the tires, just a good rinse, it's too frou-frou for me (or maybe I'm lazy!) =D
even graphene here!
still need to do 303 Aerospace Protectant on the plastic parts and tonneau cover, but now it's time for a gin & tonic, four Advil and a couple of Excedrin!
Do you just zip tie this down and it stays connected full time?Installed the new BatteryMINDer on my day old battery. The Green LED started blinking...let the desufating begin...
Andrew,
And you have it hard wired to the battery? Both positive and negative posts? I saw some that have gator clamps and others with ring terminalsAndrew,
I stuck in on top of the removeable fuse box cover using the adhesive strip that came on the bottom of the BatteryMINDer. I placed it as far left as possible on the fuse box cover so that the underneath area of the hood will clear it when closed. It will stay permanently attached to fuse box cover but won't interfere when taking the cover on and off if I need to replace the fuses. If it's stuck on the battery, it will have to be removed on the next battery replacement.
It is attached with rings over the small threaded positive and negative posts.
