people in this section are nuts!
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people in this section are nuts!
I have been reading some of the posts in here and have decided that you guys are nuts! If you guys saw my truck after a weekend of fishing and driving through the country to get to the fishing holes y'all would have a heart attack. Or maybe y'all would get excited about the oppurtunity to clean. Either way I know I can ask anything about cleaning if I had to with you guys around. Thank God for OCD people. 
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I have been reading some of the posts in here and have decided that you guys are nuts! If you guys saw my truck after a weekend of fishing and driving through the country to get to the fishing holes y'all would have a heart attack. Or maybe y'all would get excited about the oppurtunity to clean. Either way I know I can ask anything about cleaning if I had to with you guys around. Thank God for OCD people.
Nuts? Not really. OCD, well, that's a different story.
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I realized I had a problem when I started removing my tires and wheels to clean them. Geeeshhh!https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hlight=GBTExas
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I first thought most of you were. But then I thought about it. I wish I had the dedication to do what you guys do 
I like it when my truck looks good. But I live in Az, so once you clean it after about 10 mins of driving its dirty again. Plus doing all that work in the summer sucks. Aint no way I would go through all that in 100+ degree weather. And dont say do it at night cuz its still 100 outside with no sun. Oh well, my truck gets a wash about every 2-3 months.
I like it when my truck looks good. But I live in Az, so once you clean it after about 10 mins of driving its dirty again. Plus doing all that work in the summer sucks. Aint no way I would go through all that in 100+ degree weather. And dont say do it at night cuz its still 100 outside with no sun. Oh well, my truck gets a wash about every 2-3 months.
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I first thought most of you were. But then I thought about it. I wish I had the dedication to do what you guys do I like it when my truck looks good. But I live in Az, so once you clean it after about 10 mins of driving its dirty again. Plus doing all that work in the summer sucks. Aint no way I would go through all that in 100+ degree weather. And dont say do it at night cuz its still 100 outside with no sun. Oh well, my truck gets a wash about every 2-3 months.
I like it when my truck looks good. But I live in Az, so once you clean it after about 10 mins of driving its dirty again. Plus doing all that work in the summer sucks. Aint no way I would go through all that in 100+ degree weather. And dont say do it at night cuz its still 100 outside with no sun. Oh well, my truck gets a wash about every 2-3 months.
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My truck is usually covered in mud for a couple days. Yesterday I went fishing and went through some nice little mud holes on the way down to the river. Havent had time to clean it. I may make it to the car wash today but it isn't uncommon for the mud to stay on there for a few days. I kinda like the look of a dirty truck. But I do keep my interior VERY clean.
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I must say, my friends all call me nuts for waking up at 6 am so I can catch first morning light to wash my truck every single sat. I even go as far as to wipe it down every day with quick detailer! But I will say I get a ton of compliments on it and to me makes it worth every single one of the times I have been called crazy!
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i vacum my dash about once a year with the little round brush attachement. That works pretty good.
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
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i vacum my dash about once a year with the little round brush attachement. That works pretty good.
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
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i vacum my dash about once a year with the little round brush attachement. That works pretty good.
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
I also wash it about one a year. I still have some mud on the inside of my passanger door from some minor mudding last Sept. My passangers complain everytime when they get in, drop the window and put their arm on the window opening and get their shirt dirty!
