NJ B.S. Thread

How much fixing up does it need? I'm a bike mechanic.

 

Sending good vibes your way.

 

I'll be there Friday night, rockin till the wheels fall off

 

Thank you

Friday night for us too. I didn't take any time off, so we'll play it by ear if we'll stay Sunday or not. Either way, we'll be camping Fri and Sat night.

 

How's that for a high tech bump pad extension? Still going to cap the ends. Also need to fork lift flex it again and possibly add a 1/4" plate to the bottom of the 2" tubing.

 

I'm going to arrive Saturday morning 8:30/9. And head home after wheeling.

 

Sorry. We'll be hitting the trails at exactly 8:25

 

Truck is looking good

 

Thank you Sir

 

Been getting lots of attention people keep tellng me how much they like the bed rack.

 

I'm sure. Best one on the market IMO. Wish I hadn't sold it to you from time to time lol!

 

Search "Fluid Film"

 

OK this looks good-do you use it?

 

I second that.

 

I had it sprayed on last year. It was right around $300. This year I'm just going to do it myself for like $70.

I thought they put it on too thin and missed some spots. I ended up putting a bunch on myself after the fact anyway.

 

I used three cans of it myself last year. And I thought that was a lot. I will buy three again but try to use two.

 

http://www.lpslabs.com/product-details/612

I might try this. I hear great things

 

I went a little crazy in the front boxed sections. Made a nice little fire on both sides when my buddy welded my sliders on

 

That looks promising. I like that it states that it's safe on rubber.

 

from Amazon review:
Absolutely avoid using on anything plastic or rubber. It will soak in and make plastic/rubber expand and become softer for a short period of time. Not a crisis if you do, it just doesn't do anything afterwards. Only really works on metal.
& another:
One of the key features of this product is it is safe for plastics and rubbers and does not cause swelling or discoloring. You can get it all over your CVJ boots, brake lines, wiring and no issues. I also spray down the inside of my wheel wells and mud flaps.

I am going to order three cans and give it a try- Thanks!

I checked this also and it looks like it is for "indoors" only-
LPS 3 Premier Rust Inhibitor is a specially formulated long-term corrosion inhibitor protecting metal parts in inside storage for up to two years. When applied it forms a soft, transparent, waxy film sealing out moisture, air, acid, alkali fumes, and other corrosive elements.