What did you do to the X today?
I'm not an expert in this area, and I have no experience using either of these products in this particular application. I'm just trying to use an approach that makes sense to me. Corroseal is a product that converts the oxide and also serves as a primer for further protective coatings. Fluid fluid film, as I understand, provides a protective barrier to prevent rust. My truck, which I just bought in May, only has very minor amount on the under carriage and none on the body. It's remarkable for a truck that spent its entire life in Pittsburgh and I'm trying to keep it that way. At this time, I can't recommend these products based in my own experience. Unfortunately, I think I'll have to until next year to really be able to say how effective the treatment was.
I leave on vacation and it's beautiful for weeks sunny and mid 70fs touching 80f. Come back and it rains, rains and rains some more! Finally today we got a nice day, low 70s and some sun.
So I drove the Corvette this morning with the t-tops out, came home at lunch and swapped out for the Oldsmobile. My uncle from NY is in town so all the old cars are up at my grandparents. Made for a nice cruising day back and forth to work.
Also I figured you guys would get a kick out of this Ford spotted in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska over the weekend. Must have been a hell of a drive!
So I drove the Corvette this morning with the t-tops out, came home at lunch and swapped out for the Oldsmobile. My uncle from NY is in town so all the old cars are up at my grandparents. Made for a nice cruising day back and forth to work.
Also I figured you guys would get a kick out of this Ford spotted in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska over the weekend. Must have been a hell of a drive!
I leave on vacation and it's beautiful for weeks sunny and mid 70fs touching 80f. Come back and it rains, rains and rains some more! Finally today we got a nice day, low 70s and some sun.
So I drove the Corvette this morning with the t-tops out, came home at lunch and swapped out for the Oldsmobile. My uncle from NY is in town so all the old cars are up at my grandparents. Made for a nice cruising day back and forth to work.
Also I figured you guys would get a kick out of this Ford spotted in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska over the weekend. Must have been a hell of a drive!
So I drove the Corvette this morning with the t-tops out, came home at lunch and swapped out for the Oldsmobile. My uncle from NY is in town so all the old cars are up at my grandparents. Made for a nice cruising day back and forth to work.
Also I figured you guys would get a kick out of this Ford spotted in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska over the weekend. Must have been a hell of a drive!
Taxation is theft.
I'm fine with taxes in general, they're necessary, but this one is abusive and clearly agenda-driven.
I don't believe the existence of a law alone is compelling nor is someone necessarily immoral not to comply. The immorality of non-compliance is the inverse of the morality of the law itself. In this case, IMO the tax itself is immoral.
That said, a person should still understand the risks of non-compliance. Right or wrong authority is still authority.
Agreed, although if I were in Penn. on this particular one I'd be saying "catch me if you can".
I'm fine with taxes in general, they're necessary, but this one is abusive and clearly agenda-driven.
I don't believe the existence of a law alone is compelling nor is someone necessarily immoral not to comply. The immorality of non-compliance is the inverse of the morality of the law itself. In this case, IMO the tax itself is immoral.
That said, a person should still understand the risks of non-compliance. Right or wrong authority is still authority.
I'm fine with taxes in general, they're necessary, but this one is abusive and clearly agenda-driven.
I don't believe the existence of a law alone is compelling nor is someone necessarily immoral not to comply. The immorality of non-compliance is the inverse of the morality of the law itself. In this case, IMO the tax itself is immoral.
That said, a person should still understand the risks of non-compliance. Right or wrong authority is still authority.
Agreed, although if I were in Penn. on this particular one I'd be saying "catch me if you can".
I'm fine with taxes in general, they're necessary, but this one is abusive and clearly agenda-driven.
I don't believe the existence of a law alone is compelling nor is someone necessarily immoral not to comply. The immorality of non-compliance is the inverse of the morality of the law itself. In this case, IMO the tax itself is immoral.
That said, a person should still understand the risks of non-compliance. Right or wrong authority is still authority.
I'm fine with taxes in general, they're necessary, but this one is abusive and clearly agenda-driven.
I don't believe the existence of a law alone is compelling nor is someone necessarily immoral not to comply. The immorality of non-compliance is the inverse of the morality of the law itself. In this case, IMO the tax itself is immoral.
That said, a person should still understand the risks of non-compliance. Right or wrong authority is still authority.
Tax his land, tax his wage,
Tax his bed in which he lays.
Tax his tractor, tax his mule,
Teach him taxes is the rule.
Tax his cow, tax his goat,
Tax his pants, tax his coat.
Tax his ties, tax his shirts,
Tax his work, tax his dirt.
Tax his chew, tax his smoke,
Teach him taxes are no joke.
Tax his car, tax his grass,
Tax the roads he must pass.
Tax his food, tax his drink,
Tax him if he tries to think.
Tax his sodas, tax his beers,
If he cries, tax his tears.
Tax his bills, tax his gas,
Tax his notes, tax his cash.
Tax him good and let him know
That after taxes, he has no dough.
If he hollers, tax him more,
Tax him until he’s good and sore.
Tax his coffin, tax his grave,
Tax the sod in which he lays.
Put these words upon his tomb,
“Taxes drove me to my doom!”
And when he’s gone, we won’t relax,
We’ll still be after the inheritance tax.
Well, I got a call tonight from my Ex-Aunt (my uncles Ex wife). She just moved to FL, her car is in transit to FL and she's in town until the 24th and needs to get to work. (apparently her work allows her to work remote from across the country in FL) Anyhow so she's in town for the next 20 days and needs a car. All the car rental places are out of cars. I kinda didn't believe this until I heard it from multiple people who came into town, Thank you tourists!
So I rented her my Excursion for a small daily fee and the agreement it comes back with a full tank. She drives a $60k Lexus so I hope she treats it well. I told her if it has a scratch I'll loose my ****. Fingers crossed!
Let's hope it looks the same when i get it back.
So I rented her my Excursion for a small daily fee and the agreement it comes back with a full tank. She drives a $60k Lexus so I hope she treats it well. I told her if it has a scratch I'll loose my ****. Fingers crossed!
Let's hope it looks the same when i get it back.
Be sure to give the entire brake system a complete flush for the best braking improvement!
Well, I got a call tonight from my Ex-Aunt (my uncles Ex wife). She just moved to FL, her car is in transit to FL and she's in town until the 24th and needs to get to work. (apparently her work allows her to work remote from across the country in FL) Anyhow so she's in town for the next 20 days and needs a car. All the car rental places are out of cars. I kinda didn't believe this until I heard it from multiple people who came into town, Thank you tourists!
So I rented her my Excursion for a small daily fee and the agreement it comes back with a full tank. She drives a $60k Lexus so I hope she treats it well. I told her if it has a scratch I'll loose my ****. Fingers crossed!
Let's hope it looks the same when i get it back.
So I rented her my Excursion for a small daily fee and the agreement it comes back with a full tank. She drives a $60k Lexus so I hope she treats it well. I told her if it has a scratch I'll loose my ****. Fingers crossed!
Let's hope it looks the same when i get it back.
Thanks on the lights I love them, put LED bulbs in the 3rd and love how bright the whole set-up is.