Alabama thread!

I work for at&t tech/lineman.

 

hm, can't help you find anything in that field lol. you have electrician licenses or anything like that?

 

I have tried everything of there's trust me lol. I'm a junky with detailing stuff. And some of their products are worth the premium. I use gallon size concentrates for this like soap/apc/glass cleaner/ONR. Things like waxes/sealants/coatings/tire dressing is all more speciality.

 

Basic electricity course and lineman course. No electricians certs. I have fiber optic installers and splicer cert.

 

gotcha, our company is looking for electricians and such is why I asked.

 

One of my coworkers is looking for a job and he worked as an electrician for awhile. He's the hardest worker I know personally. Do you have a link?

 

https://www.spectrumsi.com/join-our-team

 

ignore the times posted on there, they are always looking to hire good people.

 

Maybe my wife's Durango, this spring.

 

Go to marathon electric that's where I work we do all commercial stuff we have a data com side,fire alarm,electrical,and service we do a lil bit of everything and we have a lot of work up there and if I'm not mistaken we actually have a main office there but I'm actually bout to leave if everything goes well it's a great company just might have a opportunity to make upwards of 24 a hr starting out so can't really turn this down if it goes the way I want it to

 

I always try to get a fresh coat of wax on the truck before going riding. Agree that it helps with pin stripes and cleanup later. I strip and clay it every 6 months also. I refuse to do any cutting on it until I decide I won't wheel it anymore.

 

So you are never going to cut it?

 

Detailing term/slang for removing fine scratches.

 

That's not a bad idea. When you level the clear from pinstripes your going to be taking a lot off. Normal paint thickness ranges from 4-8 mm on factory painted cars. Pinstriping can go fairly deep. Actually taking all of those out would remove a decent amount of clear coat and could put you at risk of clear coat failure if done repeatedly

 

My girlfriend asked me why do you always do things to your vehicles at night. I honestly didn't have an answer until tonight as to why I enjoy doing everything in the middle of the night. I think it's because everything is still and quiet. There is nothing to hear but me and the wind moving. No cars passing, no kids playing. No people stirring. I enjoy the peace that is night.

Now past all of that. The first picture is just the light bar, second is just the ditch lights. Third is both together with none having my headlights or fogs on. Obviously as you know pictures don't do justice as to light output.

 

This is the CB I got for christmas: http://www.cobra.com/products/recreational/19-dx-iv

trying to make sure I get all of the right accessories. does anyone know or recommend an external speaker for it?

 

I have external speakers for both the radios in my truck. Mine are un-amplified and mounted on the pillars in the back of the cab.

 

so which speaker? lol