**OHIO WHEELIN' & MEET-UP THREAD**

If only the Captain and 1st LT knew how much I've used this coin. They would probably take it away from me haha

 

How was Southington last weekend?? Anybody get any pictures of the wheelin??

 

I didn't go. Rained Sunday, that's a no no for me.

 

That crossed my mind when you said you were going Sunday and I seen rain in the forecast... i was thinking there was no way you were gonna go

 

Yeah we had a redneck backyard baby-pool party Sun. Had 90 degrees and full sun until like 5pm or something.

 

I broke down and bought a set. Pretty good bang for your buck. Makes me want to get my license and really learn this.

 

The tech license is stupid easy.

 

Hey guys need a bigger truck should I trade in or try to sell it? And should I keep the lift and sliders on or put it all back to stock? I also have $700 dollar camo wet oakle seat covers in it

 

HOLY CRAP PERRY COUNTY.

Good motorcycle roads.

 

If you trade it in for sure put it back to stock. They might actually give you less money with aftermarket stuff on it.

 

Yep

 

Finally got her all clean up and ready for our next trip. Here are all the ingredients for a clean taco

 

All that and you don't even use two buckets?

 

I was thinking it needs more dirt

 

Why two?I can manage to get it done with just one. Plus the spray bottle helps for any other product that I might need to use.

 

One for rinse and one for soap. So you can leave the dirt in the rinse bucket instead of scraping it down the finish.

I use two buckets with grit guards these days. works well.

 

I am cleaning and putting our RTT back on the racks tonigh. Will send more pics later

 

I see what you are saying. I just spray the sponge with the hose Before it goes back to bucket. But I will try the 2 bucket idea

 

On white you probably wouldn't get too many obvious defects from washing with one bucket anyway. They come from the dealer already swirled up!. Now, if you go and have the whole thing corrected and protected, then you might start being extra anal about it.

I even dry the truck 'wet'. Use wet, thick (sounds kinky) microfibers. I like spraying the wet panels with quick detailer (Uber Rinseless for me), or even Wax-as-u-dry then drying with the wrung-out wet microfiber. Keeps it lubed up, and the sprays help the residual water streaks dry quickly and cleanly. Its funny, microfiber towels don't absorb water unless they are damp!