(1) What did you and your truck do today?
10-05-2015, 06:26 PM
Having it professionally detailed. :thumbs:
Might only have 500 miles on it, but new vehicles often need a solid detail as much as cars with 50k miles. The finish (paint) on mine was in desperate need of clay/polish/wax and the brushed aluminum on the grille was spotted and milky. Front bumper had a lot of residue from the protective film too.
If you are in Washington (or can get your truck here) ... Northwest Auto Salon is by far the best detail shop in the area. Hell, they're recognized by enthusiasts across the Western US as *the* shop to go to. Had a Signature Detail done on my M3 in July and the car was concours ready. :thumb:
Here's NWAS' Instagram page if you want to see some of the amazing rides they get to do: https://instagram.com/northwestautosalon/
Might only have 500 miles on it, but new vehicles often need a solid detail as much as cars with 50k miles. The finish (paint) on mine was in desperate need of clay/polish/wax and the brushed aluminum on the grille was spotted and milky. Front bumper had a lot of residue from the protective film too.
If you are in Washington (or can get your truck here) ... Northwest Auto Salon is by far the best detail shop in the area. Hell, they're recognized by enthusiasts across the Western US as *the* shop to go to. Had a Signature Detail done on my M3 in July and the car was concours ready. :thumb:
Here's NWAS' Instagram page if you want to see some of the amazing rides they get to do: https://instagram.com/northwestautosalon/
10-06-2015, 02:50 PM
Senior Member
First of 2 loads of pea gravel for our new patio.
10-06-2015, 10:15 PM
Senior Member
Originally Posted by stainlessman
wow...that load of gravel looks like a lot of work...
Hint/Tip...Kubota
Hint/Tip...Kubota
Finally got the second load and spread it out.
10-07-2015, 12:18 AM
Senior Member
Washed it for the first time since August...i'm a bad, bad man.
It was 40F outside and sprinkling a little but i got it all finished and put in the garage.
It was 40F outside and sprinkling a little but i got it all finished and put in the garage.
10-07-2015, 10:24 PM
Senior Member
Having it professionally detailed. :thumbs:
Might only have 500 miles on it, but new vehicles often need a solid detail as much as cars with 50k miles. The finish (paint) on mine was in desperate need of clay/polish/wax and the brushed aluminum on the grille was spotted and milky. Front bumper had a lot of residue from the protective film too.
If you are in Washington (or can get your truck here) ... Northwest Auto Salon is by far the best detail shop in the area. Hell, they're recognized by enthusiasts across the Western US as *the* shop to go to. Had a Signature Detail done on my M3 in July and the car was concours ready. :thumb:
Here's NWAS' Instagram page if you want to see some of the amazing rides they get to do: https://instagram.com/northwestautosalon/
Might only have 500 miles on it, but new vehicles often need a solid detail as much as cars with 50k miles. The finish (paint) on mine was in desperate need of clay/polish/wax and the brushed aluminum on the grille was spotted and milky. Front bumper had a lot of residue from the protective film too.
If you are in Washington (or can get your truck here) ... Northwest Auto Salon is by far the best detail shop in the area. Hell, they're recognized by enthusiasts across the Western US as *the* shop to go to. Had a Signature Detail done on my M3 in July and the car was concours ready. :thumb:
Here's NWAS' Instagram page if you want to see some of the amazing rides they get to do: https://instagram.com/northwestautosalon/
10-08-2015, 08:12 AM
Senior Member
Hauled 10 sheets of cement backerboard, a bag of quik set, an 8' length of 2" X 24" insulation, a new 20' extension ladder, and some stuff to put radiant heat under the ceramic tile we're doing in the master bath renovation this weekend. New whirlpool tub, vanity, vanity top, medicine cabinet, toilet, fixtures, paint, total transformation with lots of ceramic tile, floor and ceilings. Truck has hauled most of the materials. Tear down starts 1st thing tomorrow a.m.
Frank
Frank