What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Got a OEM Sports hood yesterday for my offroad. Clayed and waxed, looks good as new. Gonna install this weekend if weather is good

 

I have the following SOS button configuration on my overhead button area for my 2020 Taco - and I've been *TRYING* to get the MESO SOS 4 button version seen below, but they are *ALWAYS* out of stock on this thing - does anyone on TacomaWorld have this - that hasn't installed it yet - but would like to sell it?



This is what it looks like when not installed. PM me if you want to sell me yours. Thanks.

 

Bed mat!

 

IMO the most useful upgrade I've done to my truck is the bed mat.

 

It's pretty good for a quick and easy shine but I don't think it last longer than maybe 2 rains or a week or so. Then again I live 2 miles from pavement on a long dusty or muddy road. But it does look nice applied on bright paint like this red.

I haven't tried Adams H2O guard and gloss. Though I love Adams quick detailer. I'm not huge into detailing honestly... When I feel really "froggy" I do a quick wash, Adams detailer, P&S beadmaker, then turtle wax ceramic spray on coating... And that's about as far as I ever go.

 

That's a long way to reach for your sidearm.

 

DD Seat Jackers and MMP install is up on the channel. Wow, what a difference.

 

I just watched your video on this, looks pretty sweet.

 

Traded my 17 sport for 19 pro

 

Sure, but you gotta get in the water to go noodling.

 

I'm a huge K&N fan. Got their filters in 5 out 5 vehicles we own, two of them even have K&N cabin air filters !

 

Looks great, this may just be my next mod. The tailgate immediately becomes a "table" once we get to the campsite. I've already had a few too many close calls trying to balance beers on the stock tailgate.

 

Grew up on a river and noodling was a blast. It was really fun when we got someone new to go.

 

Do you happen to have stock suspension and a side profile picture I can see. I am contemplating the same tires. and are you getting any rubbing.

 

mmmm Hannah Barron

 

Very true on the duration of the product. These sealants say they last months or even up to a year. I have used so many and none of them last that long especially if your vehicle is parked outside 24/7. I start to notice less beading at about a month sometimes less.

 

That's where a good paint depth gauge comes into play so you know what you are really working with

 

I though I ordered one a couple months ago, but apparently I screwed something up because I got a 2 holer

 

I definitely appreciate the info! You seem to know quite a bit. What's your opinion on Nu Finish car polish? I haven't tried it in years, but was thinking about using it this spring.

 

About 36 PSI. I'll always keep the drum brakes in the back, as most of the braking is done up front anyway. But adding SS lines in the back for consistency isn't a bad idea. Especially since it would be a pretty cheap mod compared to the full replacement.