A Simple and Effective Solution for Restoring Rusty Screws on Your Toyota Tacoma Using Fluid Film or Cavity Wax

4thgen.taco · 2026-02-12T19:40:54+00:00

If you saw my post from yesterday, you saw that I just got these new seat covers from YotaVerse in the mail. I was really starting to hate the fabric seats, so it was time for an upgrade. Quick features... - air vents that breathe - package includes a full interior (center console included) - works with factory airbags - easier to clean, can be machine washed - what I believe is synthetic leather - imitation trd pro camo coloring - available in black or red (ISO seats anyone?) I got them on in a couple of hours (I was also shooting some photo/video). The install is pretty easy, you just need to take your time and make sure the material is nicely tucked. The warmer it is, the easier this install is. If it's cold, the leather gets stiffer. They honestly look amazing and are super comfortable. They fit great on the seats. And yes, if you’re wondering, your heated and cooled seats will still work. The cooler portion won't penetrate as much, but that's pretty standard. https://www.yotaverse.com/products/pro-style-camo-seat-covers-for-2024-tacoma

h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Aug 15, 2025

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I noticed these 2 screws were starting to rust on my truck and didn't know how to fix it at first.

Not until recently, when I got a solution for it. So if anyone else has started to accumulate rust on these screws and is looking for the best way to fix it, you could try this.

I removed the two screws and coated them in fluid film/cavity wax, and they looked so much better.

So if you've got the same issue, try out this simple fix and see how well they'd look.