What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

It is sealer. Looking good with the new house. Where are you building?

 

Yeap it's a sealer/ moisture barrier

 

Overland Park area. Called Bluhawk.

 

Thanks. Figured it was. Is there a reason it's only on certain walls? All the other house foundations look the same so they must know what they're doing.

 

Thanks. I figured that's what it was.

 

Cleaned my interior in preparation for hopefully having it detailed soon. I swear the interior picks up dirt and scratches way too easily.

 

Should be on all walls by the time their finished, I would think anyway. But I think it also has something to do with where the plumbing runs also. It's a little different here in the state I live in because we don't have basements but I have seen videos of them putting sealers like that on homes with basements

 

you make me consider those wheels rather hard

 

This is exactly what Duratracs are made for lol.

 

Spending the weekend on the mountain.

 

I have the 20x9 xd128's Love them but the faces scratched via small branches... MIght be able to polish them out.

 

which roof rack is this? options for the front of it?

 

How do you like that leer with the work windows? Do they make that for the bigger windows?

 

Love the video of Reno. Is that Peavine?

 

Added some oracle colorshift halos for my headlight and fog lights with some 8k hids for my headlights and halogens 8k for my fogs

 

I installed a Drok thermometer. I made a panel that fits in the space in front of the cup holders. I screwed up and got a Celsius version, but it's too late to return it, and Amazon doesn't have a Fahrenheit version with a 3 meter probe. I might print a Celcius-Fahrenheit cheat sheet to keep in the console.

 

Correct

 

Installed the rear bumper. Just need to trim the exhaust today.

 

Yeah it's peavine, good eye

 

Sorry but I'm not understanding your question. It's not a Leer, it's a snugtop. As far as the windows, the one on the drivers side flips up making it easier to get to stuff without having to crawl in the back.