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Heard coverking makes a pretty decent product too. Cant speak from experience though. Planning on buying covers when uncle sam gives me a refund in feb or so.

How'd you get it out, call a friend?

Terrelle pryor looked like s*it playing behind the 4th string oline today.

Damnnn thats some mud right there

Least i had something to keep me entertained while I sit in front of my computer in a "virtual" waiting room to buy world series tickets. GO SOX.

I know. But I like popcorn.

Wheres my popcorn?

Lol

I figure all the recommendations you 've given for billie 5100's from DSM must have given you a 25% interest for promotion.

I have an interest in the company huh? First i've heard of it. Just passing on info on a good product that does what YOU asked about (cover and prevent rust) and have used and beat the **** out of off roading in new england. You dont want to take it, thats fine. You do thats ok too. But dont...

I have one but only use it to clear the water off my tonneau when i wash it.

Just a joke i reckon.

Eastwood rust encapsulator. http://www.eastwood.com/rust-encapsulator.html

Bit too high for my tastes, but I dont think it looks too bad at all. Nice rimmies.

Yet they have time to cherry-pick who they will and wont pay during this "shutdown". Since the govt is "shut down", why should I have to pay taxes during said "shutdown"? Its amazing prople are still stupid enough to elect the same fools over and over and expect different results.

My brother's has held up quite well too.

Its sprayable, from eastwoods website: It's easy to use. Just remove any loose rust and wax, oil or grease. Then brush Rust Encapsulator on (if you prefer, thin up to 20% with lacquer thinner and spray)

2 yrs, 25k miles whichever comes first

Figured so. We just didnt have access to a sprayer, and he didnt care.

Just wear a respirator and use a well ventilated area when you use it its some serious s.it.