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CFRED70

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Can't wait to get home and add a couple accessories as soon as I buy a truck.  Usually the first thing my trucks get are a phone mount, tonneau cover, and window tint.  Just wondered what everyone else does....the last few vehicles I've added the window vents/visors and we'll see if they get put on the list this time.  I've never really done wheels/tires/lift, so just wondered what everyone else accessorizes their trucks with

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I ended up installing/changing the following on ours so far:

  • GM floor liners
  • Weathertech mud flaps and plastic hitch step bumper
  • Bakflip MX4 hard folding tonneau cover
  • DeeZee rubber bed mat (over factory spray in liner)
  • Removed front air dam
  • 6" short flexible radio antenna
  • Memory foam seat bottom cushions for front seats
  • Full rear bench seat cover
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Center console organizer

Stubby antenna

LED front turns

LED reverse lights

LED license plate lights

 

If you have the money:

PPF

Ceramic coating

 

If you don't already have rubber floor mats, I'd recommend the GM Z71 mats. They are amazing and I much prefer them over a Weathertech or other brand.

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1 hour ago, shanemoon said:

Center console organizer

Stubby antenna

LED front turns

LED reverse lights

LED license plate lights

 

If you have the money:

PPF

Ceramic coating

Dealer sells a ceramic coating, polysteel?  Any idea how that fairs for a ceramic coating

 

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6 minutes ago, CFRED70 said:

Dealer sells a ceramic coating, polysteel?  Any idea how that fairs for a ceramic coating

 

I'm not sure about polysteel. But I assume it's similar to what other dealers advertise as "Zaktek".

In my experience and from hearing from others, it's not a true ceramic coating. It's more of a "ceramic spray" similar to what you can pickup at an auto parts store. 

It's not nearly as good and not nearly as long lasting as a true ceramic coating, but should be better than nothing.

 

But if they're charging you something like $1000 for the package, you're better off taking it to a detailer and having them apply a high quality product like Armor Shield IX by Avalon King.

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This order:

 

New OEM rims---traded them out right

AVS Aeroskin Hood Protector

Tonneau Cover

Window Tint all around

Corsa Exhaust 

S&B Intake

GM Interior Trim Kit

 

High Country already came with GM All Weather Floor Mats--Front/back, center console tray organizer, running boards

 

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