What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

@2016BBP what rims do you have & cost

 

Removed my toytec progression pack for the OME Dakars/Timbren Active Off-road Bumpstops.

 

Bunch of Stuff!

 

Great looking Inferno, Matt!

 

Like your rims!

 

Right. My truck is clean 6 days/month. Since I sprayed the shit on them, I now I have a perpetual problem. So what can you use to get all the shit off once and for all and go natural? I'm like Pam Anderson wanting to get her tittie implants out. Except I'm a dude. And I like titties. And tires.

 

Looks fantastic! Thanks for the info!

 

Dawn dish soap. Simple green. Some people use 99% alcohol. I vaguely remember a product called something like rubber bleach or tire bleach... I have never used it though.

I have used dish soap. Took a little scrubbing but worked.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/electrical-fault-help-please.445596/#post-13005562

First I killed my truck. Then I slept on my stupidity and fixed it the next morning.

Now I have homelink.



Additionally I recently installed Clazio seat covers.

 

For cleaning tires, the green spread stuff at my local you-do-it car wash has been pretty effective.

Of course, once they're dry I turn around and put the Meguiar's tire shine on, but I also love chrome so there's that.

 

This stuff:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Black-Mag...9980&wl11=online&wl12=135500332&wl13=&veh=sem

 

Watch getting it on certain wheels...it's really strong stuff. It works fine with my OEM Offroad rims though.

 

French's mustard. 1 bottle does 4 tires. Apply thoroughly. Let it sit in direct sunlight for 2 hours. Rinse off excess. Please make a video that I can share.

 

I've also heard that egg whites make a fantastic clear coat protectant.

 

It's all fun and games until somebody actually tries one of these...

 

Like that idiot kid who microwaved his phone to help his Pokemon hatch faster?

 

I would like to say that I have used "Black Magic Tire Wet" for years with happy results, however, the last 2 times I used this from a new bottle it sucks. 2 days later I see ugly runs all over the tires and it has been sunny and dry. I used to apply it and tires looked great for weeks through any weather. I have a couple of discolored spots on one tire (was display tire at store) so I need something to mask it. Don't really care about the glossy shine. Just want consistency. Either they changed the formula or another vendor is manufacturing it. I think Dollar Tree stuff looks better than this Tire Wet. I also noticed recently that Westley's Bleche White has been bought by Black Magic. Same label. I have used Bleche White to clean tires since the mid 70's.

 

I agree. But what if it actually works. We won't know until somebody tries it. In 3 years you might see STP Mustard Shine at Autozone.

 

Bug and Tar remover works wonders for cleaning tires, a detailing guy on youtube uses it (AmmoNYC)