DieselDude

I have not had to take it to the dealership yet. I do all the service myself on it.

I agree with Tom it probably will take you alot of hours just to do the whole truck. When I used Adams on my car several years ago it took me 12 hours to do the whole thing (start to finish).

They have stained my wash area. I have an asphalt pad that I wash vehicles on and you can tell for weeks where I have parked the vehicles when I applied those products.

Who are they?

My current garage is 24 feet deep and I want it to be deeper. Currently mine is 26 feet wide x 24 feet deep.

I would go 24 feet deep not 21 feet deep. My next garage is going to be deeper than current garage.

Going to get ready to start my new position at work. I received a promotion and going to another department (but staying with the same company). Feels like I am leaving since have to move offices (pack up and then unpack). I am going to try to wash it today and take care of this salt from this week. If not I can post how nice and shinny it looks

Congratulations on your new job. Since your going with GM.......I would go after a Buick like psu goat has if you want a car but I am more a SUV/Truck guy which would be GMC Yukon. GM Summit White for color.

I agree with you on that 100% same rule for me it is MY OFFICE-STUDY (at home) and when I build it is going to be little larger than what I have now.

I gave my DD a well needed bath. Now that my DD is clean, I am a happy man.

I think go with a package without lid and if the customer wanted lid they could add it.

When I woke up this morning and got ready for work and went out the door, we had 6 inches of this stuff. The drive to work was picture perfect, how the snow stuck to the trees. I would say 70% of my drive is on a two lane road to the office (not alot of traffic on this road). I should have stopped and made a picture for you guys. Those areas are not even use to snow. They go into panic mode when they hear snow. Sounds like the snow followed you on vacation.

Dan.....Now why didnt you invite the rest of us over.

Well it looks like we have another lured in. I can hear him say.....Hello my name is Emir

That would be the best way to fix behind the washing machine. HOA are fun I was looking at a house and they had a rule that the garage door could be up long enough to enter or exit the garage, all others times it had to be completely closed (bottom of door touching the ground).

Well what rule(s) do you have that says no washing of car/truck(automobile)? If your aparment has its own watermeter your still paying for your own water that is being used.

I agree just as additional tools to help the driver. I did not see that but while back saw the Mercedes model that had 91 different computers in one car that are interfaced together. I think the guy said "91 different computers talking to each other".

Very neat. I like that.

Very Nice Sticker. I guess I will need to place an order to get one.

If your garage outlets are on circuit to themselves best way may be to get the GFCI Circuit Breaker.

Yes Mercedes does have some in that range. Guys I got to say it.....The Best or Nothing.

I normally do it a couple times of year (make sure engine is cool). Spray Off, All Purpose Cleaner, Brush, Rinse. I use a big fan to dry the engine.

Also remember the smaller the number the larger the wire.

You can just come do mine I have two vehicles and when you get done might can find you some more. The DD has 60K on the all the fluid but it takes Full Synthetic.

I try to do mine when the weather allows for it on the weekend. Well this is three weeks so this weekend it will be cold (single digits at night). It appears next week or next weekend I will be able to do mine (two bucket wash) .