05-18-2008, 01:41 PM
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Re: My Tundra has been weeping...
Water drains from the door handles, and mirrors all down the side of the doors after any wash. If you don't blow the water out you'll eventually have dried water stains, which are more difficult to remove later on. Keep these areas coated well with a protectant and wax to protect the finish as best you can. This will also make these stains easier to remove when you're ready to do so.
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2007 Toyota Tundra 4x2 Sport Truck 5.7L V8. DZ BU EC EM FE HM PN RN SL SM SP WR Black over Gray / Black interior.
Interior: Dynamat Xtreme and DynaXorb.
Audio: Eclipse AVN6610 with Sirius, Bluetooth and Backup Camera, AudioControl DQXS/DDC EQ, 1, XA4000 Amp, 3, XA1000 Amps, SC8365 3-Way Comps, 3, SW7200 12" Subs, 2 Eclipse MRE-700 7" DVD Sceens.
Security: CompuStar Pro Custom Security System with Remote.
Exterior: Line-X Xtra, FormulaOne Pinnacle AF35 Window Flim.
Exhaust: Magnaflow custom dual-in dual-out exhaust.
Suspension: BellTech Lowered Suspension Kit, coil-overs, TRD Sway-Bar.
Wheels / Tires: 20x9" Zinik Z12 Mazotti Polished Aluminum Wheels inside Goodyear 305/50/20 GT II tires.
Daily Detailing: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine, Finish Kare 425 Spray Detailer.
Detailing: Pinnacle Souvern Carnuba Wax from Autogeek.net.
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