Changed from the zip ties to insulated cable clamps with SS hardware. Looks better.Just installed a backflip tonneau cover on my new ram.
This cover has water drain lines that fit through holes in the bed.
I didn't like the idea of draining water onto the frame under the bed, so I extended the drain lines to exit underneath the truck.
Heater hose would not fit through the holes in the bed, so I used tygon with the covers lines to fit through. I used heater hose on the bottom so it's not as noticeable.
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Look, you guys with clean vehicles and garages are just trying to give me complex mental issuesDid the first wash and detail on this brand new DCLB Tundra.
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Arsenal of Chemical Guys products.
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Yes, you'll be so happy that thing should last forever now, and when they have to reseal mine, 2004 Sienna, they'll find the broke off e-Torx head of a stud, there was all the thread left so I just put the nut on and figured it'll get replaced if I ever have to reseal that again...I went with the Permatex Ultra Grey for sealant,.I wanted to do some painting and a bike ride this weekend and give the local coffee shop/Benjamin Moore dealer (or Kelly-Moore store)/bike shop some business this weekend. Instead, I’m buttoning up Pandora’s box. A Toyota 3MZ-FE. Water inlet plate leak. But I broke a few connectors and hoses along the way.