Alabama thread!

Any of you guys use snow foam for washing vehicles? I've seen a video warning not to use soap with heavy dyes because it can stain areas of your paint if not rinsed well. I was pondering getting one for the motorcycles and vehicles but I know nothing about them.

 

I wash mine with rain water, meaning it gets washed when it rains.

Talk to @Sandytaco14 the trasharoo thief about fancy washing.

 

I can relate to the rain water washing. My Tacoma hasn't been washed in ages. Actually has dark residue building up around the gas cap door

I thought I remembered him posting washing pictures

 

yeah I do actually need to wash mine.

 

The pollen in the air right now is the only reason I didn't this past weekend.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/comprehensive-top-detailing-products-list.464198/

 

#nofilter

 

something seems off in that last photo...

 

I bought quicksand so I can just hose pipe off after a wheeling trip. Honesty I went through a drive through once after chocco with Jeff and Chris a few months back.

Hasn’t been touched since. So neglected

 

Yeah that was a couple months ago.

 

I bought quicksand because it was my favorite color, not to neglect. I cannot neglect a vehicles paint. It isn’t in my soul to be able to.

 

Thanks Androlleeeee

 

So I haven't touched Visio/AutoCAD in ages and I am using it to build my 4runner audio project. I am quickly being reminded of how damn precise you have to be with your lines before the program says "Phuck you, this line is going over here!"

 

well I wish I knew AutoCAD. we are having a bad bottleneck in our CAD department lately.

for example this has been happening a lot:

boss comes in: "hey how's this project coming along?"
me: "it's in CAD waiting for the drawings to come to me."
boss: "oh yeah I just put some of my stuff to the front of the line with CAD"
me: "then quit asking about my progress"

 

I took very little CAD in college since it wasn't really used too much in the networking side of things. I use to use it much more at my job before I changed roles so I haven't used it in prolly close to 2-3 years. I am basically self taught with it but its really not that hard once you navigate around. My problem right now is I don't have the amplifier/speaker/crossover/headunit templates to use for mine so I am having to build them as I go so my connection points are not lining up which makes CAD say:

 

I had 1 semester of CAD. Not the same software of course. I know I can learn it, but the company doesn't want me to and doesn't want me to do it during work hours. If I learned it I'd be doing more and more CAD here and less and less engineering.

 

CAD isn’t that hard to learn

 

well you didn't read the rest of the sentence.

 

No problem sir