[You can Armor-All your seat and sidewalls!]

On 8/25/2025 at 1:22 PM, SwampNut said:

Weren't you using the Adams in the past?

 

Before:

 

 

 

Also I've really figured out that the cleaning part is even more important than the coating.  I got a good tire brush, and I've been using the tire cleaner 3-5 times until the water finally looks semi-clean.  So much shit comes off.

 

This is on the THIRD pass!

 

 

 

 

 

I was. But like the matte finish of tue hydroshield. I also like that the hydro is thinner versus the thick Adams. 
 

Chemical guys also run better sales. I’m debating what ceramic I’ll be using on the Y. 

[Winter is here, I want a patio heater]

I think I’m covered Carlos. They have it at Costco. My aunt and uncle are actually going tomorrow and my aunt said she could pick it up for me.

 

Apprecuate the offer.  
 

 

[Winter is here, I want a patio heater]

Assuming I can buy that lid somewhere.  The lid is on the $599 model. 

[Winter is here, I want a patio heater]

I’ll take it. If you don’t mind. 

[Winter is here, I want a patio heater]

I’ve been waiting for the Ninja to go on sale. I was hoping for the $599 for $400 or less….was waiting for Black Friday. 

 

What website is that? 
 

I’d buy it now. 80,000 BTU’s is insane. 

[Ooooohhhh...Dave...have you ceramic coated this....]

2 hours ago, SwampNut said:

 

Tiny model?

 

So...are you gonna pull your wheels and ceramic the calipers?

 

R2

 

I just might.  The yellow looks so damn good !!!!!

[Ooooohhhh...Dave...have you ceramic coated this....]

That second photo needs to be used by Rivian in marketing.  Wow, how beautiful. 

 

I really like that tiny model. 

[Ooooohhhh...Dave...have you ceramic coated this....]

I completely missed this thread.  I love that color...how does it look with the new wrap?

[Protection from rust]

1 hour ago, SwampNut said:

 

That is one of them, maybe not the best, depends on the need and overall application.  I've used it on water-based radio control models like seaplanes, but for a circuit board I'd probably use one of the conformal coatings.

 

 

I knew you'd have a diverse collection of lubes. Sicko. 

 

[Protection from rust]

I sprayed the entire underside of each of my Jeeps with it. Stays brandy new….

[Garden/utility cart with brakes?]

9 hours ago, RXX said:

 

It's a real shame no one makes doodads that will adapt most batteries to most implements. Seems like there would be a market.

 

Or you could do what I did a couple weeks back. My old Stihl gave up the ghost after 15 years, so I replaced it with the exact same model. Pretty windy little bastard. I have a 10' gutter extension for it that is about to come out of the barn attic. Need to be careful though. Red wasps love to make nests in it.

 

 

I have the exact model except I think it's the "easy start" model.  LOVE it...been using it daily without anything but gas for 7 years now.  No tune up, no plug, nada!  And for $139 bucks...if it broke, I'd just buy a new one and toss the old one.  

 

I also have the Mac Daddy STIHL... it blows so hard, I can barely walk when it's blowing me

[Garden/utility cart with brakes?]

2 hours ago, blackhawkxx said:

 

 

Or this would help you carry the bodies.

 

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/goodyear-electric-power-dump-cart-tri-guo104-2374187

 

THAT one looks nice.

[Garden/utility cart with brakes?]

On 10/4/2025 at 8:12 AM, Zero Knievel said:

This is the closest I’ve found, but I remember non-electric models.  300 lb capacity should be enough for what I’d use it for, and I’d have to make a plywood base to provide a firm base for what I’d place in it.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Electric-Assistance-Collapsible-All-Terrain-Portable/dp/B0D1XZV8KB/ref=sr_1_51_sspa?crid=36YP77P611POM&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.AaYCkvH5QaajGD-J9tLazDwlAZxUnelbNtCrAbmMjCorqgVaOWHUVJNwrwFh2VZ9Ck4pFESJelI1DJAeTcFQxwKq0TW4WLFIA3DIhDNVaV4.ufytQFeyjy7WFmqgipXlhxj9FVA4BWsdNoN9p0bauv4&dib_tag=se&keywords=utility%2Bwagon%2Bwith%2Blocking%2Bwheels&qid=1759579555&sprefix=utility%2Bwag%2Bwith%2Blocking%2Bwheels%2Caps%2C1103&sr=8-51-spons&xpid=MxLo1GSLVwzda&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGZfbmV4dA&th=1

Looks like a total piece of shit and priced to match. Plenty to give you to complain about if you buy it and it sucks as expected - for at least 2 years. 
 

Do it. 

[Autism]

4 minutes ago, Zero Knievel said:

 

And a better warning would be to say DO NOT USE IF PREGNANT OR BREST FEEDING.

 

This is how the FDA fails us...they are beholden to the drug companies, not the people.

 

Oh, and you look like a fucking dolt, no motorcycle for you.  That the route we go or let adults make their own decisions as to what they put in their bodies?

[Autism]

Just now, Zero Knievel said:

 

And a better warning would be to say DO NOT USE IF PREGNANT OR BREST FEEDING.

 

This is how the FDA fails us...they are beholden to the drug companies, not the people.

 

Or maybe anyone who looks pregnant we just ban from selling to them?  If you look 5 years old can you just scan up a 12 pack of Budweiser?  Hey, you look pregnant...no go on the Tylenol. 

 

And by the way....SCIENCE has already proven that acetaminophen to be a safe pain and fever reducer during pregnancy.

 

Or, should we just let RFK push the science aside and let him make the decisions?

[Autism]

16 minutes ago, Zero Knievel said:

One has already effectively killed herself and her unborn child via OD

 

You are someone who claims to not be tainted by mainstream media....but sure buy into every bullshit story that is fed to you on your foil hat sites.

[Autism]

15 minutes ago, Zero Knievel said:

didn't label the product to reduce the risk of negative effects.

 

YES, THIS.....

 

Because it has done wonders for Cigarettes, Alcohol and Gambling. 

[What would you do?]

1 hour ago, superhawk996 said:

Change it.  Not because I think it's degraded but because it should get a break-in change, and it'll store better.  I know the manufacturers no longer call for a break-in oil change, but if you did an analysis on that oil I'd almost guarantee that it has elevated amounts of metal and other stuff.  And it's best to store an engine with fresh oil.  Ideally, you'd change the oil on your way to storage so that it's as fresh as possible, but not a huge deal if that's inconvenient.

 

I changed it at 500 miles.  I changed the Lexus GX at 1000 and my wife's new RX too. 

[What would you do?]

57 minutes ago, fizzy said:

Is it a hardship for you to pay for an oil change?  

 

No, it's not... but that isn't what this is about. 

 

Appreciate your contribution. 

[What would you do?]

11 minutes ago, jon haney said:

For extra piece of mind, use Amsoil signature series next time you change it.  They put extra calcium in the additive package, which helps neutralize acids that can result from too many short trips.  Sounds like that is not really a problem for you in this case.

 

Thank you....I'll do it !

[What would you do?]

46 minutes ago, XXitanium said:

You won't own it by the end of next season?

 

Nah, this one is a keeper.  Although I am toying the idea of getting a 2026 BMW Z4 M40i.... I'd still keep the Jeep.  The regret I felt and remember after selling my 2016 Willys is still in my memory bank.  Manual, no AC, half doors... damn, wish I still had it. 

 

 

[What would you do?]

My drives are always 100+ miles at a clip as I only get in it to go for a half or full day “cruise.” 
 

Thx

[What would you do?]

[What would you do?]

2024 Jeep Rubicon X

2011 miles on the clock today

Purchased in April of 2024

Driven in fresh air all concrete - no dusty conditions

 

Oil looks and smells NEW

 

Change it now

Change it at the end of next season

 

 

Thx

[Garage Door Rumination]

1 hour ago, rockmeupto125 said:

ou can buy garage doors, but they are heavy.  I'm looking for something somewhat sturdy, but focused more on light than strong. 

 

Not the case at all.  The ones that are not double sided and insulated are lite as can be.  The ones on my condo.... thin and lite aluminum.  They put some foam board type insulation on the inside panels...but the door panels themselves are as thick as a typical house gutter.