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  • How to Remove Automobile Double Sided Tape

    When working on your car, sometimes you want to change things up for one reason or another. Maybe you want to take off the door moldings, or just remove an emblem. A lot of these items are held on...

  • How to Clean Paint or Splatters from Car Paint

    You car is vulnerable to accidents and mishaps when it is parked outdoors. Paint can find it way to your car by a variety of ways. Someone can be painting by your vehicle and not realize he is...

  • How to Clean Galvanized Trailer Rims

    Galvanized rims on a trailer are an excellent and common choice due to their heavy-duty nature and ability to stand up to the elements. Since trailers can be subjected to anything, from mud when...

  • How to Remove Stains in Auto Carpet

    Stains can make their way onto carpet inside of your auto if you drop a food or drink item onto the carpet or simply by tracking dirt and other debris onto the carpet when you step into your auto....

  • How to Get the Blue Stuff Off Tires

    When you get your new tires fitted and out of the shop, you may notice a blue discoloration on the whitewalls or letters of the tires. This thin blue film is nothing abnormal: It's a protective...

  • Care & Maintenance of the Top Clear Plastic Windows on a VW Golf

    Your VW Golf's top clear plastic windows see a lot of dirt--from bird feces, to dust from a recent storm that passed through your area. The top clear plastic windows are durable, but not dirt...

  • How to Remove Cigarette Smoke From Automobiles

    Cigarette smoke can cling to a car's interior long after the smoker has ceased smoking in the car. Removing the odor takes some time and calls for cleaning with the right kinds of products. Many...

  • How to Replace a License Plate Decal

    The kids were bored and decided to decorate the car's license plate with stickers, or the year is over and the car registration is due for renewal. Not only is the DMV a hassle, but removing and...

  • How to Remove a License Plate Decal

    So the year is up and it's time to change the registration decals on your license plate. Or maybe the kids got bored and, trying to be "nice," decorated them with cartoon stickers. There is no...

  • How to Clean Stuff Off of Chrome Pipes

    Chrome pipes are flashy and stylish, but you have to keep them clean or they will end up rusty, watermarked and ugly. The most important thing that you can do to keep your chrome pipes looking...

  • How to Start a Car Wash Business Easily

    The population of cars has really increased in the recent decade and most of these cars are driven by car owners so maintaining them can be really difficult. You might decide in putting up your...

  • How to Restore Pitted Headlight Lenses

    Clear plastic headlight lenses cover the headlight bulb. Pitted headlight lenses are discolored and hazy due to basic wear and tear and scratches. Cloudy lenses prevent your headlights from...

  • How to Clean Your Car’s Trunk

    The trunk of the car can be either the easiest place to clean or the hardest. If the trunk of your car is the type which is similar to a mini-van and it is not very deep, cleaning the trunk is...

  • How to Clean Your Car’s Tires

    When we are cleaning a car, it is easy to overlook the tires and rims, especially if we tend to drive in areas that are muddy, dusty or otherwise get our tires dirty quickly. It sometimes seems...

  • How to Clean The Exterior of Your Car’s Windows

    On a car, keeping the exterior of the windows clean can be a hassle. Other cars kick up dirt on a hot and dusty day or throw mud on your car when it’s raining. Birds fly over and leave droppings...

  • How to Clean The Inside Car Windows

    Just like the exterior windows of your car, the interior is important to keep clean. Without clean windows, visibility while driving can become dangerous. If the outside of your windows are...

  • How to Clean The Carpets in Your Car

    Just like the exterior of our car, we like to have a clean interior. Sometimes this can be difficult, due to anything like a long trip or weather. After awhile, the carpets of our cars tend to...

  • How to Reduce Wait Time At Your Next Doctors Appointment

    Waiting at a doctors office is very frustrating. It takes time out of your day, and we usually put it off until we absolutely have to go. This is some steps you can take to reduce your wait time.

  • How to Remove Automotive Tape Off Paint

    Tape is a funny thing. It holds two things together, reliably and safely; but if you leave it on the parts for too long, it becomes achingly difficult to remove and leaves behind an unwanted,...

  • Clearcoat Scratch Removal

    Scratches are an unfortunate inevitability of owning an automobile and can decrease the visual appeal of the car. To help protect the vehicle's paint, a clear coat finish is applied over the...

  • How to Removed Hardened Pine Tar From an Auto

    Pine tree sap should be removed from your car as soon as possible. Pine tree sap contains terpenes, a major component of turpentine. The longer the sap is on the car, the more chances it has to...

  • How to Get Rid of Specs in Black Paint on a Car

    Black cars hide dirt well, but eventually they will lose their new car look. You may notice a build-up of specs on your car. While dirt and debris on the outside can be washed off, if it has made...

  • How to Refinish a Headlight Lens

    Over time, plastic headlight lenses on your vehicle will become cloudy from wear and tear, scratches or discoloration. The lenses cover the headlight bulb; when the lenses are hazy, the headlights...

  • How to Eliminate Cigarette Smoke Smell From a Vehicle

    Though many people think nothing of smoking in the car while they drive, this noticeable odor sticks around and can be a nuisance. Cigarette smoke clings to every surface it touches, and the smell...

  • How to Get Rid of the Moth Ball Smell in a Car

    Moth ball smell is very unpleasant and unhealthy to breathe. The odor has toxins that can cause neurological damage to small children. It probably can harm adult brains as well. There's a natural,...

  • How to Remove Cigarette Smoke From a Windshield

    Cigarette smoke quickly builds up inside a vehicle, leaving a hazy film on the interior side of the windshield. This haze is not only unattractive; it also reduces visibility through the...

  • How to Prepare the Interior of a Car for Paint

    Preparing the interior of a car for painting is a tedious but important task. Thorough prep work will protect from over-spray, and result in a smoother paint application. Newer car models may...

  • How to Remove Calcium Deposits on Auto Glass

    Even in areas with extremely hard water, removing calcium deposits from your auto glass is relatively simple. The primary culprit when it comes to creating calcium deposits on windshields and...

  • How to Remove Pine Tar or Oak Sap From Car

    Pine tree and oak tree sap are common problems for those unfortunate enough to have parked their car under one of these trees. The sap is sticky and will not come off with soap and water. If it is...

  • How to Clean Car Seats

    When you set out to clean your car, you want to do the best job possible to help retain as much of the car's resale value as you can. There is a difference between really cleaning your car seats...

  • How to Remove Adhesive From Auto Paint

    Adhesive on the finish of your car left over from stickers, removed or lost trim, or even an accident can be difficult to remove cleanly without damaging the paint. All it takes is a little time...

  • How to Clean a Diamond Plate

    Diamond plating is lightweight aluminum sheeting that has a pattern of raised diamond shapes. With a texture designed to provide traction, diamond plating is typically used to line stairs, ramps...

  • How to Clean Mildew from Old Seat Belts

    Mildew is a type of mold that can grow on many different surfaces. It usually appears thin and dark, but may also be white. Mildew grows in moist heat. It can develop on seat belts if they get wet...

  • How to Remove White Glue From a Car Seat

    White glue can spill easily when handled carelessly, which can be inconvenient when it gets on a car's seats. When attempting to remove glue from the interior of your car, it is essential to use...

  • How to Clean the Plastic Lens on a Car Speedometer

    You can quickly clean the plastic lens on a car speedometer using common household products. While there are scores of auto cleaning and detailing products on the market for cleaning a car's...

  • How to Remove Road Salt From Car Mats

    Road salt prevents dangerous accidents in slick conditions, but once tracked into your car it leaves white, crusty marks on your floor mats. These hard deposits can be difficult to remove with...

  • How to Clean Mildew on a Convertible Top

    Mildew is a disgusting and dangerous microscopic fungus that grows on damp surfaces. Washing your car and not properly drying the convertible top before letting the top down will cause mildew to...

  • How to Remove Bugs From Auto Paint

    Dead bugs sticking to the front of your car can be a big problem, especially in the South where "love bugs" can create quite a mess during just a short trip to the grocery store. Removing the...

  • How to Wash Your Car At The Car Wash

    Learn how to wash your car at at a local car wash.

  • How to Remove Tacky Glue From Painted Car Surfaces

    Glue can form a stubborn bond that can make it difficult to clean. Removing tacky glue from the painted surface of a car can be especially intimidating. Harsh chemicals, excessive pressure, and...

  • How to Get Pepper Spray Off of a Car Window

    Pepper spray, sometimes called capsicum spray, contains hot, pain inducing ingredients that temporarily render most people incapacitated. Pepper spray is oil-based and, therefore, cannot simply be...

  • Profesional Car Cleaning DIY

    Maintaining a clean car can help keep its resale value at maximum. Regular cleaning and detailing keeps excess debris from building up, extends the life of your paint job and ensures that all...

  • How to Remove Chewing Gum From a Painted Car

    A freshly cleaned, waxed and polished car looks sharp. Car wax creates a shiny layer of protection that helps to prevent substances from coming into contact with the paint of the car. The wax will...

  • How to Remove Gum on a Car

    You just got your car washed only to find someone decided to place their used chewing gum on the hood of your car. The sticky foundation of gum makes it difficult to get off. However, with a few...

  • How to Remove Cigarette Smoke Smell From Autos

    Cigarette smoke is a strong scent. If you're a non-smoker and bought a used vehicle, you know if a smoker was the previous owner. The windows could have a coating of tar, giving them a yellowish...

  • How to Clean Vinyl Car Trim

    Most cars today use vinyl extensively, from the roof to the interior and everywhere in between. If you don't properly maintain your vinyl, it can dry and crack, which looks unsightly. It's all...

  • How to Get Oil Off Car Paint

    Most types of lubricant, including motor oil, will not harm the paint on a car. Oil will make a slimy mess and cause ugly streaking, but it won't damage the vehicle. But if the oil gets onto the...

  • How to Remove Love Bugs Without Damaging Auto Paint

    Love bugs are undoubtedly a problem on the front of your car if you live in the southeastern U.S. These little bugs are everywhere in the south and seem to be more prevalent on the busy roads. ...

  • How to Remove Gum From Car Paint

    Getting gum on clothing can ruin a garment, but getting gum on a car can completely ruin its paint job, which is a much more expensive problem. The good news is, if you find some chewing gum on...

  • How to Clean a Car Speedometer's Plastic Face

    The plastic face of a car speedometer tends to get dirty as the car ages. As a result, it becomes harder to see what your current speed is, making you more likely to be stopped by for speeding or...

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