Joe-Runner
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Spent all day doing clay bar, paint correction, and three coats of Avalon King ceramic coating. Removed nearly all of the Swirls and scratches and hopefully this coating will protect from new ones!
This makes me jealous of people that can wash and wax in the winter. It basically rains here from October to AprilSpent all day doing clay bar, paint correction, and three coats of Avalon King ceramic coating. Removed nearly all of the Swirls and scratches and hopefully this coating will protect from new ones!]
If I wash mine while in town, it's dirty by the time I get home.This makes me jealous of people that can wash and wax in the winter. It basically rains here from October to Aprilout:
Don't have that problem here!This makes me jealous of people that can wash and wax in the winter. It basically rains here from October to Aprilout:
I've got Texas plates but actually live in Vegas. One HUGE benefit of living here is how easy it is to keep a clean vehicle [emoji41] I grew up in Northern MN so I certainly know the struggle!If I wash mine while in town, it's dirty by the time I get home.
If I wash it at home, it's dirty before I'm done. We have no pavement. All dirt. Washing the car makes a mud puddle.
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She's finally lifted.
Spent all day doing clay bar, paint correction, and three coats of Avalon King ceramic coating...
What tire/wheel/lift specs?
Installed Goose Gear seat delete, next the Dometic slide and fridge. Powered by a RedArc manager30.
What are the Goose Gear plates made of? And how are they attached?
I made a plate that covers everything in the back, and I can't decide how to fasten it down? Rivnuts through the steel floor. It adds a hole but then again it gets plug with a bolt, also the two OEM tie downs have threaded hole straight through so it would be the same. Or I could grind a little off the floor coating and tack weld brackets. Or maybe just use rivets. I just don't know.
factory floor has threaded holes covered by the carpet i believe. Goosegear should have install instructions somewhere.