DieselDude

I agree with Dylan......the best thing is that you have the diagnosis. Sometimes thats the biggest fight..... Now you can consentrate on what is needed instead of trying to figure out what is wrong. Your family will be in my prayers.

I can take the heat but not the humidity we have. It has been 90+ since Saturday but I think we will get a break Friday and Saturday but then back to 90+. Saturday I was working outside and in the basement some (while in the basement I could hear the condensation runing out of the furance into the pump.

Nice I like them....It did help the look.

The key is if you do it regular.

I would not even use it on them. Just keep Adams Glass Cleaner around for that. I wear mine daily and they stay clean for weeks.

Dylan has a good point and I can say that has happened to me. A grocery store here in the area the workers wear solid dark blue or red polo shirts with their logo on it. I was in one of the stores with a red polo (which where I worked red was in our company logo). I heard Sir can you tell me where this item is located.

Well if she has to have the third row seat I would consider the Mercedes GL Series. If she did not have to have third row then I would suggest the Mercedes ML350. Currently, my father and I drive daily the Mercedes ML350. He said hands down this is the best vehicle he has ever owned (he has been driving over 50 years and has had different vehicles over the years). Mileage he has over 250,000 and I have over 140,000 without any major service (just normal things so far). It has plenty of power for the size of suv that it is. I drive alot and it is a very comforatable vehicle to ride in. When it comes time to replace mine I am going back to the ML350.

I see you have a little red tool too.

Speaking us men always get busted when playing with out toys. I bet it has been a well enjoyed rest (vacation). Trust me guys this area wonderful.

How often do you clean your Fender Brush? I let mine soak 10-15 min after every use.

This is a very nice area to drive thru and also vacation.

I have always cleaned mine with APC. Mine still looks like it is new. Have you let the brush soak?

I did a quick wash and quick detail between all my other projects I had to work on today.

I like the One Bucket Wash Method.........That is how I empty my buckets after I am done on the driveway.

They also make good benches to sit on the garage and basement while working on projects.

Congratulations on the new shop. Very impressive setup you have. Keep us posted.

Just send them a note asking the order status.

Did I hear the word SALE

Hello Dan from East Tennessee.......Nice Ride you have in the pic......Welcome to the Forum.

The price of granite has came down from what it was a few years ago (bettter to go with the actual granite than this overlay stuff). I helped with a project where we did the quartz it was over $8,000 for just the kitchen (this was larger than a normal kitchen). In my house I went with Duport Corian because I did not want to see the seams. I went one step further by having the installer add 1/4" Corian between the backsplash and the upper cabinets on the walls.

Congratulations upon the purchase. I would take one but would have to give up my diesel truck. Dan must have smelled it all the way from Washington.

FREE is the best word in that. You can not pass up on things like that. It looks great.

What did you end up with?

Peachie Tea I noticed. You will like the sliver (grey) better than the black. I would go with the Toyo AT's , what I currently have on my suv and it handles great.

Congrat on the new ride. I see you had to break it in with a Pals stop.