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

Bizarre. When I first posted the video I accidentally linked to my editing page on YT then quickly changed to link to the correct video. Maybe that had something to do with it.

 

Fixed!

I'm an application server admin from the hours of 9-5. You would think I could handle copying a link.

 

I've used Krylon Fusion on a few projects now. Some with my Porsche, some with trucks and motorcycles. I think it works great. As long as the part is plastic and you prep it correctly (cleaning and sanding) it should last for a long time. Supposedly it bonds to the plastic.

It dries really fast and levels itself, so it's really easy to use.

 

That Pic would be a great gateway to your build!

 

I'm going to need a Nap after reading the last pages.....

 

If you don't look more than once after parking then its not true love

 

Strava agrees with you: https://www.strava.com/activities/894104796

 

Unless I'm doing something wrong, I think I found a problem today

What do you guys think?

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/electrical-help.481806/

 

My LED switchback DTRL kit and reverse LEDs got delivered from @csjumper2003 today , I'll post up some pictures if I get to the install tonight.

 

Enjoy! I love my switchbacks from VLEDS.

 

I just washed it so get ready it's gonna rain

 

I thought about washing my truck today and it sprinkled.

 

Finally. After 5 years of membership!



.....and the rest of the stickers from the glove box
Thank you @tcBob ! She wears it proud.

 

Mere mortal... I have been here longer. No sticker... lol

 

I guess this means I'll get mine in 3 years...

 

Got a surprise in the mail! This sucker is hefty.

 

I got mine today too

 

Don't carry it around in your Tacoma. It might rattle against something.

 

Yes, Fusion is the bees knees! You have to completely clean and prep first though! Keep any product with silicone away from any part you are trying to paint. You'll get "fish-eyes" if you don't!! If you use Armour All or similar inside the vehicle, I suggest removing the part and getting it away from you're vehicle before you attempt to paint it.

I scuff the surface with a Scotch Bright pad after a thorough cleaning, then wipe down with denatured alcohol and a LINT FREE CLOTH as the final step before coating.

60-70% of a successful painting project is the prep work. Put the effort in first and your result will be a quality finish you'll be proud of.

 

Must have....where get?