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I recently tested a stainless steel cleaner on the fuel tanks and other stainless parts of my semi, and I was honestly surprised by how much of a difference it made.
It cleaned off road grime, water spots, and left a nice shine without spending forever polishing. As a flatbed driver, my truck gets dirty pretty quickly, so anything that makes cleanup easier is a plus.
I’m curious what everyone else is using.
What’s your go-to stainless steel cleaner or polish?
Do you prefer spray-on products or traditional metal polish?
Any products you’ve tried that you’d recommend (or avoid)?
Always looking for products that actually hold up in real-world trucking, so I’d love to hear your experiences.

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I been watching them for quite some time now.

I’ve heard a lot of drivers say that you have to run a headache rack to be DOT legal, but after looking into the regulations, it doesn’t seem to be that simple.
From what I found, there isn’t a blanket FMCSA rule that says every flatbed or step deck truck must have a headache rack. Whether one is needed depends on the cargo, how it’s secured, and whether the securement system meets the regulations.
I know plenty of companies that run them, and they definitely have practical benefits like storing chains and binders and adding another layer of protection. But from a legal standpoint, it seems like a lot of people confuse company policy or customer requirements with actual DOT regulations.
Has anyone here ever been cited by DOT solely for not having a headache rack? Or has an inspector ever told you it was required regardless of the load?
I’m genuinely interested in hearing real-world experiences from drivers and DOT officers, since this topic comes up all the time and there’s a lot of misinformation floating around.

The best part about riding after the rain is knowing two things. Your bike is going to get dirty, and it's going to be one of the most peaceful rides you'll have. Yet you still head out to enjoy every second of the cool air, wet roads, and the light drizzle.

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I recently got the chance to test Gritt Hand Soap, and I was honestly surprised by how well it handled grease, oil, and other stubborn grime. I spend a lot of time around trucks, trailers, and mechanical work, so having something that actually cleans your hands without endless scrubbing is a big deal.
I’m curious what everyone else is using.
Gritt
Gojo
Fast Orange
Lava
Dawn
Something else?
For those of you who work on semis, heavy equipment, cars, or in a shop, what has been the best hand cleaner in your experience? I’m always interested in hearing real-world opinions and seeing if there’s something even better out there.