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Picked this up from a friend of a friend today that makes them here in SC. NOW HOW TO STAIN OR PAINT IT TO HOLD UP IN THE WEATHER.
Nice work!
Get some linseed oil from Ace Hardware and brush it on until it soaks in. If the wood is dry, one can might not be enough. Then buff it with a clean, soft cloth until it's smooth and dry. Maybe let it sit for a few days before you sit on it or your trousers might get greasy.
That'll keep the natural wood appearance but shed some water.
Having that much fun should be outlawed. You need to start a thread challenging others to get theirs this dirty. Most, or at least many, with lifted trucks will never see off road use. I've never needed 4wd so I didn't get it, but if I had I would be tempted to do some off roading. By the way, I know a good car wash facility. Keep having fun and continue posting pics.
Having that much fun should be outlawed. You need to start a thread challenging others to get theirs this dirty. Most, or at least many, with lifted trucks will never see off road use. I've never needed 4wd so I didn't get it, but if I had I would be tempted to do some off roading. By the way, I know a good car wash facility. Keep having fun and continue posting pics.
I know a guy that had a Dodge Power Wagon with a 6 inch lift, mud tires, off road bumpers and lights, and the closest he got to offroading with it was driving into the gravel parking lot at work.
03-21-2017, 06:42 PM
