With me back teaching for the year and a weekend to kill, thought I'd give the truck a really good going over before cold weather hits.

From the condition of the truck I must have had one helluva summer! LOL
Scrubbed it from axle to antenna. Inside and out. Took the better part of all day. Almost like I traded trucks.

Here's the aftermath.

 

Looks good! I love that green, and it sure is shiney now!
~Phil
P.S. You live in texas...what cold weather? lol (I know NC...but I have been going to school in NY for the past 4 years lol)

 

Northern Panhandle. VERY different than down south. We're more like CO. up here except we don't have mountains to block the wind.

 

Ohhh nice

Good depth and reflection.

I wish I shot as good as I detail. you?

What tires are those?

 

Thanks. A really good camera helps I think. Have to shrink them to 23% to post them here.

They're Toyo Open Country A/T's 325/60R18

Most of my off road is wet and dry sand instead of mud. So, I don't really need a M/T. Not to mention I need them to last a while. These work great in the sand. They were tested hard in wet and dry sugar sand this summer. Never close to a stuck. Even when I was a couple miles down river.

 

Nice job...

 

Products used?

 

Outside: Pressure Washer where appropriate, All bugs blown out of the radiator and oil cooler, Simple Green (Bugs, Tires, chassis & Wheels), Meg's Gold Class Wash, Absorber dry, Meg's Clay, Scratchx on a few rub marks from the river, #6, #7, #26, #26 again, Meg's hot shine on tires (wiped off with towel to dull it some), Meg's hot rims on exhaust. Polish type stuff went on with an orbital off by hand. One of these days I'll be able to afford a pc.

Inside Wet/Dry vac, Tuff Stuff and rag on carpet spots (there were tons!), Gold Class leather cleaner/conditioner, #40 on plastics, QD on all door jams and edges, glass cleaner on all displays.

Think that's most of it anyway.