What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Have you used this through a heavy winter or salt season, or other guys be able to add on?

I’m interested in trying this, but am curious what weather it can hold up to. Live in Northern Midwest with lots of salt and sand on roads.

 

Got a

$50 NOCO Genius2 , 2A Smart Car Battery Charger, 6V and 12V Automotive Charger, Battery Maintainer, Trickle Charger, Float Charger and Desulfator for Motorcycle, ATV, Lithium and Deep Cycle Batteries

NOCO Genius2 maintainer for the cold dark winter ahead since it pretty much gets driven once a week and Temps are getting lower. Great price back this past Cyber Monday on the A-Z. Looks like the battery wasn't in too bad of a shape since it took about 3h to reach the "maintainer" mode.

 

I got some of these for my girlfriend's buick and have been thoroughly impressed. I've got the oem all weather mats in my taco and they're fine, but i'm sort of an oem dude. Would totes consider these if I were shopping for floor mats today, especially if there was a handy way to get those "3D" badges off.

 

Ooh ooh new shoes! They rubbed the front mud flaps like mad but are perfect without them. Stay tuned for a couple mud flaps for sale.

 

I have this same product coming as a Christmas present from my parents...they asked me what i wanted and they didn't object to this idea.

 

Will see how long the 3D badges last. I was looking for OEM fitted mats for my 2017 Kia Forte5 SX and stumbled across this manufacturer so I ordered a set for both vehicles. I think they will work just fine and are superior to the stock units that came wit the Taco. Ship to my door was 2 days which was better than the Weathertech which was going to be 40 days.

 

It's my first time using CRC cosmoline, though others in my wheeling club have used it many years and swear by it. I used Fluid Film the previous winter. After just one month, all the exposed surfaces had Fluid Film wash away and resumed rusting, while the nooks and crannies attracted a lot of dirt from wheeling this summer. Cosmoline should address both of these shortcomings of Fluid Film.

 

My boss has weathertechs in his tundra and theyve warped quite a bit in the front. The surface on the back of those 3D Maxspyders or whatever they're called seems to stick to the carpets way better, with my experience in the buick at least.

 

Thanks for the response and I may grab some of these. Item description in the link says “dark amber” color. Is it colored when first allied and clears up as it dries? Hoping to keep a fairly clean finish.

Had an old beater truck that was covered with the rubberized undercoating and was always a mess doing touch-up / re-apply.

 

I've used the equivalent from Amsoil (Heavy Duty MP) for quite a few years (20+) and was in MN for most of that. Fantastic product! The CRC would be my "go to" if I couldn't get the Amsoil one.
Used other CRC products in aviation with great results.

It is inconvenient having it in only small spray cans, but the formula would change if it was moved to large buckets & spray adapters. I'd rather keep the good formula and deal with the extra application effort.

Keeps the gold color. Not for show, but pure protection only.

 

Sounds like you have sold me on it! I appreciate the input and experience sharing.

 

Nice gesture! Kudos!!

 

Sounds like a stretch to me!

 

Good luck with that!

 

Added a hardwired wreath that is large enough to let the PCS system still function

 

Very nice!

 

Welcome to TW Kasey!