How Do I get coumpound and shine to my car ?
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Although nothing beats a professional car detailer with an elec-tric buffer, following these steps every few months will protect your car's paint finish and keep it looking great. \n \n   \n \n  \n  Steps:  \n1.   Wash and dry your car thoroughly before waxing. (Image 1)  \n  \n2.   Know that some waxes contain abrasives, which can damage clear-coat and lacquer finishes, and may be harmful to dark-colored paint jobs. When in doubt, use a nonabrasive wax.  \n  \n3.   Park the car in a cool, shady spot. If you don't have access to a shady spot, wax one section at a time so the sun doesn't bake the wax onto your car. Avoid waxing if it's very hot or very cold outside.  \n  \n4.   Dip a damp wax sponge into the car wax, getting a half-dollar-size clump on your sponge. (Image 2)  \n  \n5.   Rub the wax onto the car using small circles. Avoid getting wax into seams and jambs'if this happens, use an old, very soft toothbrush to remove it. (Image 3)  \n  \n6.   Working on a section at a time, cover your car's entire surface, remembering the path you took. By the time you have finished, the wax will be ready to remove. (Image 4)  \n  \n7.   Using soft terry cloth towels (or, better yet, cloth diapers), wipe off the wax in the same order in which it was applied. (Image 5)  \n  \n8.   Shake out the towel or cloth as you work, in order to avoid wax buildup and streaking.  \n  \n9.   Leaning as close to the surface of your car as you can, look down the sides and across the front, back and roof to spot any residual wax.  \n  \n10.   Use a cloth diaper or a cheesecloth to polish the car's entire surface. (Image 6)  \n  \n11.   Wash your used towels, cloths and pads with liquid fabric softener to keep them from scratching your car the next time you use them.
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park the car in front of white wall ,open front window carefully with screws,then untighten each light nute,when done,turn on light and try to adjust the light on the wall so you gain one circle light
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Try using a talc powder, like Shower to Shower
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In our Vacation Bible School, we used "two fingers up" for a quiet signial.  Another way to grab attention is to use an echo type clap signal.  You clap: one, two (slight pause) one two three.  You don't say the numbers, just clap as in-clap,clap...clap,clap,clap.  Then they clap the same back to you.  You do have to teach them this before expecting it to work.  Maybe get a picture from the kit and just hold it up telling the kids when they see you hold the picture up, it's time to listen.  \n\nSmall cars to move around on the table would be fun before the lesson or after.  I've seen placemat sized "tracks" before or you could draw some yourself.\n\nWhen we moved the kids from station to station we had them hold on to a rope like they were cars in a train.  Since the theme is cars, I'd go with a more racing theme and see if I could find a decoration banner maybe with pennant shapes designed like the flags used to begin and signify the winner of a race.  I bet you could find them at a party store.  The kind you hang on a wall.\n\nHave you read the teacher's manual?  They usually have some good ideas that go along with the theme.
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You can put a very thin layer of Original Crest toothpaste over the visor, let it dry and then buff it with a lint free cloth.  You can apply several coats to get the desired results.  This nifty little trick will also take scratches out of CD's, mirrors or glass as well if you use enough coats.
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=use your computer too print out as many sheets as you would like and then go to a supermarket or mall and put them on the windshields of cars.  Good luck and also let us know what is so important to you.
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Supplies you'll need:\na good shoe polish\na clean white cloth (new t shirts work well, old are close) \na glass of hot water\nLOTS of time\n\nwind the cloth thightly on your first two fingers. insure the surface is smooth (no wrinkles or creases) where your finger tips are. \nRub some shoe polish on the cloth. Dipskightly in the hot water. \n\nRub the polish on the shoe in a circular motion, first in large circles, then in progressively smaller circles. Rub until the polish is smooth and no longer cloudy on the shoe.\n\nAdd more polish. Repeat. A lot. \n\nThe more polished you want the shoe, the longer this takes. For a mirror shine, you're going to have to fill in the pores on the leather (leather is after all animal skin).\n\nA "business" polish can be done in as litle as 5 to 10 minutes, per shoe.
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Shake it Up by The Cars
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Put cat litter under the tires or pieces of cardboard, that might help the car get the traction it needs.  Good Luck!
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I have a really cool sports car, that is black.  Unfortunately, the only thing you can do is throw money at this, but here's what I do.\n\n1. Get a "care" kit and put it in your trunk.  I got a cleaner carrier and filled it with cleaning supplies.  Have some "wash in a bucket" or light soapy mixture in there and tend to poopy spots as often as possible.\n\n...but it sounds like its raining sh** where you're at so...try this if all else fails:\n\n2. Get a car cover.  Wash your car and make sure its dry everynight before you cover it.  In your case I would find a washable brand.\n\n - hope that helps!
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try some octane booster it will clean your fuel injectors and give it some go
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Try buffing with 3M perfect-it III rubbing compound (available at auto body supply stores) use a foam buffing pad. Then  follow with a hand glaze, and keep wax on it.
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Use a good quality automotive undercoat first - especially one formulated for aluminium or similar.\n\nOnce the paintwork is restored, apply several coats of a good automotive lacquer (this will really give the paint job depth and lustre too). Finally, apply specially made PVC protective sheet to all areas likely to be scratched (good bike shops and some car accessory dealers will stock this). Once on this gives permanent protection and looks fine.
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There is a product on the market called "Goo Gone" that can remove ANYTHING sticky from any surface! It is the most amazing stuff. It is a liquid that you pour or dab on the surface of the sticker, let it sit for a few minutes and just work the sticker off. Takes off bumper stickers without ruining the paint job, takes off price tag stickers from picture frames, tape residue off windows, gum from clothes, everything I have ever tried it on it has worked. You can probably get it at your local grocery store, definately at your local Home Depot or Lowes.
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A few good ones that are also easy,  and don't cause permanent damage:\n\n1)  When someone you know has a new car--or even an older car that they're really crazy about--go to their driveway at night,  and pour Diet Cola under the car...right below the engine.  Use at least two cans.  In the morning, it won't be fizzy anymore,  and they'll think their car is leaking LOTS of oil.  (BTW,  use diet, not regular...otherwise you'll have a swarm of ants)\n\n2)  Take the roller-ball out of someone's computer mouse,  and replace the ball with something else  (like a few M & M's).  When they eventually open the little compartment where the ball goes,  they'll be surprised.\n\n3)  send this to their email,  preferably at work:\n\nhttp://www.liquidgeneration.com/content/a55hat.aspx?cid=567\n\n...or find another,  similar thing to send.
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Rub some baby oil on it and massage it till it's clean
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apparently my friends use a simple car polishing kit. works wonders.