we ended up going with a buckeye product called cirene. it's a penetrating sealer and really didn't help a ton with bringing out the color but does form a good barrier for water and stuff. I avoided the poly stuff as mentioned bc of the yellowing. I also was told to maybe give the wax a shot also bu...

We're laying brick pavers in the laundry, kitchen, and mud room of our house this weekend. I need to find a sealer that will bring out the colors of the brick but not leave a high gloss finish like I've seen on some floors. Anyone have any recommendations for something I may be able to pickup in the...

JSI communications would be my first pick and then Netlink second.

Interesting....my last vehicle was also an '07 F-150 Crew Cab 120k with a 5.4 Triton. Bought it used with 116k, within 9 months, replaced 4coil packs, camshaft sensors and phasers, along with a tranny re-build. A bill for $2400. Traded it in shortly thereafter for my Tahoe 4x4. Oh don't get me wron...

My 07 f150 has 150k miles and it doesn't consume any oil.

that thing looks sweet.

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I read that as PMS... Thought oh shiz lay low, keep mouth shut.

Send me a PM and we'll see if I have issues.

My understanding is that it's only needed in the Ford if using with trailer brake. but like deadeye I installed mine back when i got it.

no issues here and I've been a prime user for a while.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JQV6U7Q?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 Plan on using silicone glue to hold them. In my experience the adhesive back doesn't stick long unless it's a smooth surface which I don't have in the truck or boat. Or you could use some of the i...

I've always wondered what it would be like working from home. Although my company, by trade, involves alot of outside/field work (nat. resources/environmental), a good portion of what we do is office based (reporting, presentations, correspondence etc). I also manage our geographic information syst...

I plan on doing this soon. Check out this thread on Texas Bowhunter, you'll see how the majority of folks are doing it. http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=337917 I like adding the rocker switch under the bedrail, some folks are using a contact switch when tailgate is open...

you could prob use a chop saw or miter saw as well.