CoronaRaptor
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Get it done bro, yours is probably overdue, lol
What did u do to your raptor today?
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Mariner
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Adamized the Raptor again, this time with new rims and rubbers. Damn these trucks look good
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Mariner
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Damn lol, busted. Here ya go @AdamsPolishes
I had to screenshot my actual photos because the definition was too high to post as a normal attachment. That's a good testament to Adams products right there
jdruzik
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Outstanding...
Mariner
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Well those pictures look blurry now but y'all get the idea. This time I made sure to clay bar as well and it made a helluva difference. Excellent stuff. I just need to get a machine polisher and do the paint correction next
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Looks wicked! Nice work!
You will be surprise how much additional shine you will get after a two-step machine polish.
Also, try using Photobucket or Flickr to post the high-res photos.
-Dan
cbcgeneral
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Knocked out a few things I've been procrastinating on for awhile.
Finally mounted my Smittybilt CO2 tank in the bed ith a heavy duty Kidde Marine mount.
Then I finished up my Hi-Lift jack mounts and installed the jack in the bed. I didn't get a pic because I was racing daylight but for anyone mounting either a jack like this or anything closer to the bed and need to be able to hold the nuts on the backside between the bed and fender what I did was (And I don't care if you judge me lol) I removed the cap on the top of the bed. There are squares cut out for the clips on the cap to snap into that are 1 1/2"x3/4" spaced out about every 12". I cut an access hole between the factory ones about 2"x1" and used it to but my nuts and washers on and tighten the bolts. It also made it easier because I put a piece of 3/8" steel plate cut a little bigger than the mounting bracket for a backer plate since the jack is a tad heavy.
Lastly I found these cool tie down brackets I used in the bed so I could strap down my spare until I finally decide on a bed rack. They're nice because when you're not using them and need the bed the top hoop just unscrews and they have plugs you can screw into the holes so shit doesn't collect in them for when you want to put them back in. I ran out of time but I plan on spraying them with bedliner to protect them and so they blend into the bed.
I also removed the spare from under the truck to mount it in the bed and took the winch for it off because I knew it would drive me crazy rattling around. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get my fire extinguisher mounted in the cab, figure out how to secure my HF 2 ton racejack in the bed and then get everything loaded up for the trip to the Pine Barrens on Sunday.
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Finally mounted my Smittybilt CO2 tank in the bed ith a heavy duty Kidde Marine mount.
Then I finished up my Hi-Lift jack mounts and installed the jack in the bed. I didn't get a pic because I was racing daylight but for anyone mounting either a jack like this or anything closer to the bed and need to be able to hold the nuts on the backside between the bed and fender what I did was (And I don't care if you judge me lol) I removed the cap on the top of the bed. There are squares cut out for the clips on the cap to snap into that are 1 1/2"x3/4" spaced out about every 12". I cut an access hole between the factory ones about 2"x1" and used it to but my nuts and washers on and tighten the bolts. It also made it easier because I put a piece of 3/8" steel plate cut a little bigger than the mounting bracket for a backer plate since the jack is a tad heavy.
Lastly I found these cool tie down brackets I used in the bed so I could strap down my spare until I finally decide on a bed rack. They're nice because when you're not using them and need the bed the top hoop just unscrews and they have plugs you can screw into the holes so shit doesn't collect in them for when you want to put them back in. I ran out of time but I plan on spraying them with bedliner to protect them and so they blend into the bed.
I also removed the spare from under the truck to mount it in the bed and took the winch for it off because I knew it would drive me crazy rattling around. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get my fire extinguisher mounted in the cab, figure out how to secure my HF 2 ton racejack in the bed and then get everything loaded up for the trip to the Pine Barrens on Sunday.
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