u/BigSandwich6

But not for me. Thankful for the Prius letting me get a good night’s sleep

Follow up to https://www.reddit.com/r/plastidip/s/Sl5Nj7mmdo

I cut away the peeling parts and used my leftover can to build up the base layer. I ended up using the whole can to touch up each wheel and it looks a lot better now. You can see where the cut marks were and the original wheel imperfections but for a low effort job it looks good from a few feet away

nothing personnel kid

I used a HyperDip kit to paint my wheels gold. It was fine for over a year but when I had new tires installed, the shop messed up each wheel. I have one can left over so I could touch it up, another whole kit is $120. Should I instead just have the wheels fully painted if this will happen every time I get tires?

8 to 11 inches 😌

The hunt is on. Bike did a number on some of the greens. What is this kid thinking?

My car has been dirty ever since I relocated to San Fran. Seems like a huge lot for just a wash but think of how many cars they could do

I was planning on buying a water tank soon for this summer and noticed that there seem to be a few unbranded water tanks on Amazon that look identical to the Waterport. Is it worth the extra $60 to get the genuine tank?

Also if anyone has this or a similar water tank, I was wondering where I could fill it up on the road. A car wash or maybe a campsite water tap came to mind but maybe there’s a better place I hadn’t thought of. Thanks

Only free entree + forced chips for 150 points more. Skimping on everything.

Still advertised on the site https://www.chipotle.com/rewards

I’m slowly reclaiming all the dead space in the Prius. My dream is to open the hatch and have my camping and adventure gear visible and easy to grab. The cargo cover acts as a storage shelf and workstation when needed. In a few minutes I can remove everything and have the entire trunk open and flat. All the windows behind the front ones are permanently blacked out.

* No build: a 2x4 ft sheet of plastic on top of the cargo cover makes it rigid enough to support weight. Replacing it with a metal sheet soon. No removing seats, complicated builds or carrying 100lbs of plywood. Only the rear seat headrests have been removed from the car.

* Storage: I mounted cheap molle panels designed for car backseats and rear view mirrors into the plastic trim of the car using threaded rivets. The rear hatch uses the cheapest curtain rods screwed into the hatch as rails to mount the large panels. I made custom straps to hold my camping table and chair in the lower glass area.

* Mattress fits folded up under the cargo cover and rolls out through the backseat when folded down. There is enough room for me to fit my legs under the cargo cover when sleeping. The mattress also deflates and rolls up into a storage bag if I need to more space. During the day the seats are up and I use the backseat for cooking and lounging.

* Hatch itself has a solar panel on the outside which is wired in through the rear wiper hole. There are heavy lift struts to help support the weight of everything. A digital rear view mirror with two cameras mounted outside helps me see out the back.

I see a lot of people leave their mattress always out or remove seats. I chill in the back and fold the seats down to go to sleep. Watch TV on a tablet and sometimes cook/eat. Sometimes nap too. No build and maximum stealth. Looks like a regular car during the day

Great way to quickly set up and stretch out in the shade outside the car. Just be mindful of park rules in case some don’t allow them and respect the trees.