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Thanks everyone. Yes, after I scrub them, would like to apply treat them. But since the tires are new, I'll hold off a few months before applying anything. Years ago I bought black wall tires for this truck and hated the look. In my eyes, it needs the RWL tires to punch it up a bit. The OE tires were RWL, guess I got used to that look. I get quite a few compliments on this Dakota. Not bad for such a plain truck. Anyway, thanks again everyone.

Just finished washing my Dakota, applying H2O G&G and scrubbing the new tires. What can I apply that will not turn the letters brown?

Welcome!

Placed another Adam's order today.

Loved the video!

Hell yeah! I would use it as an online list. I usually wait until I need a few items and make one order to take advantage of free shipping. Unless there is a crisis, I can wait for a sale.

What is this snow you speak of?

I'm guilty of it too.

Got up into the 80's here today.

Lost my Adam's red lug nut brush while washing cars.

I am also excited as heck!

We have an HE washer and have experienced no negative effects. However, I recently had one double soft begin to lint (extremely badly) on me so I pitched it.

Will you guys be there this year? I was surprised to see you and Adam in the staging lanes two years ago. Tuesday 1/13 is Ron Pratte Day, where his no-reserve vehicles will be sold. I'd like to drive that Futurliner but will he happy to drive whatever I draw.

I'm staying home too. It's snowing here in the valley. Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Thanks!

Merry Christmas to you and yours! And thank you for shiny cars!

Merry Christmas!

Glad to see you are back Dylan.

Very cool!

Hope I can visit sometime!

Applied some Brilliant Glaze before leaving my house and wiped the dust off with Rinseless Wash when I arrived at the cruise.

Thanks everyone! I always thought parking a car with other car enthusiasts would be safe, as we "should" all have a mutual respect of each other's vehicles. Now I know not everyone has that mutual respect. I agree things happen, and no one can control the weather. BUT anyone can control the travel of their car door.

I hope no one ever becomes the recipient of a door ding at, of all places, a car show. When I returned from awards, I noticed the car parked next to me all day was gone. When walking around my Chevelle, I noticed the below scuff from the impact of a door. Needless to say, I was not happy. I planned a solution featuring the pictured products. Although some of the scuffs catch my fingernail, I am happy to report the pictured results. At least there is no significant sheet metal damage, but to remove all of the scuffs, I'll have to color sand the area. At least it is not nearly as noticeable. Thanks Adam's!