3rd Gen Magnetic Gray Thread

these are the LED reverse lights purchased from AUTOZONE.
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...LJpc7jP2JcqVlgXHi38-yFbIWb0YoERxoCTBkQAvD_BwE

 

Wheeling in Citrus WMA here in Central Florida. New wheels and tires (285.70.17) ICON suspension. Huge difference over stock TRD OR

 

Nice! Going to have to check it out one day!

 

I know it's not a magnetic gray Tacoma... but it is an amazing HUMMER 1 of only 8 custom built by GM for Boeing. This particular rig only has 4,000 miles on it and has a 100 gallon fuel tank.

 

I picked up some small scratches from
bushes im assuming over the weekend. Anything out there y’all use on the MGMs for small scratches?

 

Pics? And can you feel it with your fingernail? Or just really light scratches?

 

I was thinking the same thing

 

I’ll snap some pics shortly.
No can’t feel it with finger nail

 

I've had success with a good wax and glaze if it is not deep.

 

MGM longbed on 285/75/17

 

What specifically?

 

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Meguiar-...itW5dUwxfI32BlR7g44lMxGr0za1EpWRoCDlUQAvD_BwE

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Meguiar-...fSHPs1KSjV_eapWnM75PgZIBCw-JfuPxoC1J4QAvD_BwE

$9 Nu Finish Car Polish, NF-76 Liquid Polish for Cars, Trucks, 16 Fl Oz Each

https://www.amazon.com/Nu-Finish-Liquid-Car-Polish/dp/B000BPSW7C

 

A tip with the nu- Finish is to use very light amount on a damp microfiber cloth. Work in circular motion and then use a different clean microfiber cloth to remove wax.

 

I agree I stand by a product I will post of a synthetic clay bar makes it easy to clay bar your car. I love it use during wash (after cleaning dirt and grim of course) or you can use it with spray wax.

 

https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...TTdOvvMwwpQnX9rZyZhte5EE7Yks6qBoCIuYQAvD_BwE#

 

Hope that helps.

 

So you use it after you rinse?

 

Kind of hard to see because it’s already dark where I’m at

 

I wash the truck first. Then I use either car soap or spray wax. The vehicle needs to stay wet while using the clay bar. You want to make the surface is as clean as possible before using the clay bar.

 

That looks very light. Before doing anything you should clean the area by washing or a detailing spray. I've learned to always start with the lightest approach first. To me it looks like any good polish on a microfiber towel using your finger should remove it. Even a clay bar might remove it if you have one?