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Guys, My car headlight has some scratches and a bit blurish but not yellow stain on them. Anyway to get rid of the scratches? Read on the internet, using sandpaper method or some polish cream. Any good recommendation ? DIY or Professional services ? I called Autobac, only can get rid of yellow stain. Thanks in advance. -
Had use some new type of wax (those with resin) and found that the result was not that good.... some area.. after waxing... the surface is shinny and smooth...but some area... after waxing.. the surface was abit "rough"... run ur finger.. u can feel the "roughness"... I had a few question... a) how to ensure all area after waxing are shinny and smooth..... first time using this kind of wax... unable to get consistent result.... last time using those liquid wax.. soft wax... dont even had this kind of problem.... some expert can help to advise?? b) how to remove the old wax... thinking had to remove the old wax before apply a new layer of wax ...especailly those "rough" area.... Thanks in advanced...
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Hi guys, my pet dog accidentally peed in the rear seat (my fault for not walking her earlier). I used tissue to soak the urine from the seat (leather seat) and clean it. The next day when I came to the car, there was a strong smell. Can’t really pinpoint where the smell is coming from but it’s at the rear seat. Realised that some parts of the seat were made of fabric (those sections for the seat belt buckle and child seat Anchor Point). Suspect the urine might have gone through these fabric parts and soaked and lying at the underneath of the seat hence giving out the smell. Tried the following: 1) vacuuming the area 2) fabreeze 3) baking soda on the seat overnight 4) charcoal deodarizer with fragrance gel The first 3 did not help much. The deodorizer help in masking the smell (since it has fragrance) but I’m still able to smell the pungent smell now and then. I have tried spraying fabreeze on the suspected areas lots of times. But it doesn’t help much. When open the car door, I can still smell abit of the pungent smell. Is it possible that the urine might have seeped through the leather seat and hence the smell is coming from inside the leather? If that’s the case, any advice on how to remove the smell from the leather seat? Thanks in advance. Anyway the car is only 4 months old
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Hey guys! I suddenly found a stain on my beige interior car roof. Not sure how it got there and I was thinking if you guys have any suggestions/proven methods on how to remove it without any risks of adding more stains? Googled and there were some mixed reviews on baking soda, vinegar etc. Thank you!
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Have anyone remove vinyl wrap after 3 years. Will the original paint gone ?
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this morning while turning into the MSCP slope, accidentally scratch the front bumper against the wall. no dents but there are white paint marks on the front bumper roughly the size of a 50 cent coin. will Scratch X be able to remove the scratches completely? thanks in advance
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Just thinking out aloud.. Currently most aftermarket (Hi-Intensity Discharge) HID lamps are 35W producing output of around 2800-3200 lumens. This is 2x the light intensity of standard 55W halogen bulbs (between 1200 - 1600 lumens), which generates alot of glare (safety hazard) when it is loosely focused and dispersed by the ordinary reflectors and covers for halogen headlamps. Projector headlamps and auto-levelling mechanisms can focus and cut-off the beam very nicely, but these are costly and unique to every make/model compared to standard halogen lighting, hence manufacturers are slow to adopt/implement. This makes HID conversion infeasible for most existing vehicles too, as they are simply not equipped or designed for HID. Even properly focused aftermarket HID conversions will generate perceivable glare in a standard halogen reflector headlamp housing. Another problem with HID conversion is it requires a high power surge when starting up, which exceeds the specifications for the standard halogen lighting and may require additional relays and wiring harnesses to address the heat and fire safety issues. I'm no HID expert, but if the power is reduced to a 20-25W, will that make the light output on par with standard halogen systems? Does that mean that with proper focusing during installation, revised power draw limits (controlled via ballast), HID conversion would work within the same specifications as standard halogen bulb, but at almost 300% efficiency and with a much wider selection range of colors? The presence of HID torches in various wattage and output levels will prove that what I suggested is already technically possible. Not sure if there are important factors that I have omitted, but if the glare and power draw issues can be addressed without the need for new/fancy technology such as Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS), perhaps these can become the basis for making aftermarket HID legal, as in the case of fog lamps? Otherwise at least it could be subject to approval like turbo/super charging, rather than outright illegal?
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a year ago i went to put a whole set of car decal stickers on my car. if i want to remove them, do i tear off the whole thing myself? or go to some workshop to remove the stickers for me? if i tear off myself, i think whole car will have those sticky stain remains. anyone know approx how much to remove all the stickers properly?
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My bad for being lazy in the beginning... thinking that car wash will be able to wash the gums away... now it had already aged and harden.... any kind soul out there could give me advise on removing this gums? Thinking of using something hard to scrap off the gum but worry that it may harm the rim...dont want a weaken rim after removing the old gum. thanks in advanced
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Under low light, its look alright. Under glaring sunlight, my windscreen is a mess(mass) of small specks and chips and scratches etc. No amount of washing can rid it so its on the glass. Does anyone know how to repair / polish away this problem? Recommendations are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Some of the workers resurfacing the floor at the void decks near the carpark splashed a few drops of cement onto my car. Didn't realise it at first cuz I was at home the whole time. By the time I saw it the cement already dried up and harden on the paint. Is there any way to remove it?
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hi bros, does anyone have any good recommendation for removing brake dust that have sort of hardened? like caked onto the rim. especially for matt rims. thanks
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Hi good morning. Just sold my ride and the buyer want the decal removed. Anyone can help? Will the removed sticker damage the paint work? Thanks
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Hello there, Nearing my inspection date soon. My car's windows tinting confirmed failed one. To remove it, is it as simple as removing sticker like that? Need to take any precautions?
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Hiya morning all, Helping my wife to pose this question as she's not a member of the forum. Question: "If one passed the traffic police driving practical test on 17 sept 2008 and got the license issued on the same day (17th Sept 2008), when that person can remove the P plate?" My wife said she wanna remove the P plate on 17th Sept 2009...to her its one year already. But I thought she should only remove the P Plate on 18th Sept 2009? hehe not that it matters really...just one more day but she insisted that I was wrong :P Please help out here....
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This is a useful piece of information that you may and may not have read before. This is true and it works. You can 'google' Dr Lai Chiu-Nan to find out more about her and the feedbacks of this treatment. REMOVING GALLSTONES NATURALLY by Dr Lai Chiu-Nan It has worked for many. If it works for you please pass on the good news. Chiu Nan is not charging for it, so we should make it free for everyone. Your reward is when someone, through your word of mouth, benefits from the regime. Gallstones may not be everyone's concern. But they should be because we all have them. Moreover, gallstones may lead to cancer. "Cancer is never the first illness," Chiu Nan points out. "Usually, there are a lot of other problems leading to cancer. In my research in China , I came across some materials which say that people with cancer usually have stones. We all have gallstones. It's a matter of big or small, many or few. One of the symp tom s of gallstones is a feeling of bloatedness after a heavy meal. You feel like you can't digest the food. If ! it gets more serious, you feel pain in the liver area." So if you think you have gallstones, Chiu Nan offers the following method to remove them naturally. The treatment is also good for those with a weak liver, because the liver and gallbladder are closely linked. Regimen: 1. For the first five days, take four glasses of apple juice every day. Or eat four or five apples, whichever you prefer. Apple juice softens the gallstones. During the five days, eat normally. 2. On the sixth day, take no dinner. 3. At 6 PM, take a teaspoon of Epsom salt (magnesium sulphate) with a glass of warm water. 4. At 8 PM, repeat the same. Magnesium sulphate opens the gallbladder ducts. 5. At 10 PM, take half cup olive oil (or sesame oil) with half cup fresh lemon juice. Mix it well and drink it. The oil lubricates the stones to ease their passage. PS. 1cup=250ml, ? cup lemon juice=3 lemons (aprox.) The next morning, you will find green stones in your stools. "Usually they float," Chiu Nan notes. "You might want to count them. I have had people who passes 40, 50 or up to 100 stones. Very many." "Even if you don't have any symp tom s of gallstones, you still might have some. It's always good to give your gall bladder a clean-up now and then. http://www.nursingcares.com/naturals/gallstones.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiu-Nan_Lai
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dear experts! recently i bought a form based fine sanding sponge from autobacs to polish my windscreen, i was told it could remove stains and also smoothen out the glass surface. After application with "mama lemon" and a little water, sanding in circular motion, i noticed that there are fine spiderweb circular kind of scratches on my glass! is there anyway to remove the scratches, they are not really visible, but becomes obvious when light shines onto the windscreen. i read on the internet that toothpaste helps? pls advise, dont want to create another disaster. thank you for your advise
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Guys, Anyone know how to remove those stains from jeans on the beige leather seats? Do give me your solution if you know of any, thanks.
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Finally tried machine polishing myself .....Managed to remove swirls with the help from my cousins using Makita 9227C (PO91 & FF106).... Comments welcome...
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any1 can recommend me a shop to remove my DAB HU, amp and speaker? i am dekitting my car for trade in...
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Dear all, I am having issues with dark color stains on my pink floor tiles in the toilet (Original tiles from HDB). Tried various household tile cleaners from Carrefour, etc but not effective. Anyone has good recommendation on what would be an effective cleaner to remove the stains? Thanks in advance!
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MCF brudders, The time has come for me to remove my "P" plates. YAY!! Imagine my joy when I first bought them on the day I passed my driving. A BIG thank you to everyone who gave way to me during the past year and my apologies if I had inconvenienced anyone through my rookie driving. Regards, Vroomtattat
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Hi all, Oversea assignment for 1 mth.. thinking of disconnecting the battery. I understand to remove is negative terminal first follow by positive terminal and to connect back is the reverse...the question is do I need to remove both terminals or just remove the negative connection can liao.....any bro can advise, thks...
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Tools' you'll need Park your car at level ground and engaged to Neutral (for Auto) Start by inserting the scrapper so shown After prying open, pull with your hands and disconnet the cigarettee 12V connector, Next remove the phillip screw, becareful not to drop it inside the cabin, i lost mine, and forever i can't find it... After removing the screw, pull the console outwards Below picture show the clips positions of the console Picture show the top centre console turned to one side Now disconnect the Aircon Control and Air Blower Control switch, at the same time use a phillips screw driver to remove the screw of the aircon control unit Turn the console to the other side and remove the blower switch, using a phillips screw driver remove the remaining screws (total 4 screws, 2 on each side) Picture show both switch removed Next removed both the heater and hazard light switch Console fully removed
