What have you done to your Tacoma today?
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Gregzzz
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Hopefully it’ll last. If not than check out Chemical guys/Detail Garage… (same place) they have always helped me out pretty good.
TacomaLance
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I have used Mothers Back to Black in the past. Works good, but as for last? Well... nothing lasts forever.
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 348k on the 0D0
And forever = one rain or wash and it's done with most products in my experience
I try and try and try
Gregzzz
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JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 348k on the 0D0
Nice! I could use some good covers too
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They look great. What brand are they?
Gregzzz
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Check out “auto anything”. I got the “cover king” Neoprene ones that are like a wetsuit, super happy with them so far but it’s only been a few hours. LOL. Don’t get the Neosupreme though because those are thinner than the Neoprene. Good luck Brutha. CheersNice! I could use some good covers too
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JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 348k on the 0D0
'twas a nasty swamp out there in the river valley
shirt was half soaked upon completion of deWeathering this rubbery trim on the rear slider, it was getting a bit too grayish
used this product. It looks good until it rains down and washes away all the effort
i still do not understand how they claim it repels water and is long-lasting
shirt was half soaked upon completion of deWeathering this rubbery trim on the rear slider, it was getting a bit too grayish
used this product. It looks good until it rains down and washes away all the effort
i still do not understand how they claim it repels water and is long-lasting
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Gregzzz
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I use that all the time. Works really well. Good choice!!'twas a nasty swamp out there in the river valley
shirt was half soaked upon completion of deWeathering this rubbery trim on the rear slider, it was getting a bit too grayish
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used this product, looks good until it rains down and washes away all the effort
i still do not understand how they claim it repels water and is long-lasting
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JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 348k on the 0D0
It has a pleasant odor as well!I use that all the time. Works really well. Good choice!!
Gregzzz
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I agree. Try their car wash soaps, some of them smell great as well.
I worked with a friend installing coverkings on his taco. They are tough to installed, however they look good when done. I installed custom carhartts in my gen3. Very easy vs the coverkings. They may not fit as well but if they ever need cleaning, it'll be a piece of cake to remove them for the washer. Idk much about those neoprene covers, heard too many complaints how they stretch over time, and get wonky fitting.
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 348k on the 0D0
'twas a nasty swamp out there in the river valley
shirt was half soaked upon completion of deWeathering this rubbery trim on the rear slider, it was getting a bit too grayish
View attachment 34116
used this product. It looks good until it rains down and washes away all the effort
i still do not understand how they claim it repels water and is long-lasting
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A couple of light rains and it's shot
I've use 303 rubber seal protectant and conditioner in the past on older vehicles along with this rustoleum restore for headlights and rustoleum wipe on for bumper plastic and moldings. Both work great, and last about a year with normal amount of car wash's.