1.
Clear headlights of every bit of excess grime
you are able to and outline each headlight with tape. This protects your paint job while you’re
cleaning.
2.
It is likely that any product you try will
require sanding of some sort—so be detailed, meticulous, and careful during
this process. After wards, the headlight
should be rough and dull, yet clear of any yellowing.
3.
Polish them up!
This will rid your headlights of the small scratches caused by the
sandpaper. It will also rid them of the
dull look and make them clear again.
4.
Since you’ve removed any protective layer that
was on your headlights originally during the sanding process, it’s important
that you apply a sealant with UV protection.
If possible, choose one with promised extended protection.
If you’re in the dark about the best UV sealant to use, check out what Popular Mechanics says on the issue.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Offline & on time: 4 ways the Google Maps update will improve your life
The newest update for Google Maps just became available and we have to
say, we're impressed! Here are the key improvements you'll notice when
you hit the road:
-Never miss another exit. Updates for the app include even more detailed directions, even down to which lane you should be in before your next move.
-Weigh your options. If you frequently use services like Uber, this update allows you to compare your route with public transportation, walking, biking, etc.
Offline is no longer off-limits! If you bring up your route ahead of time, you can save the map in an offline version, give it a personalized name, and access it with or without a connection.
-Remember "that one place" you went to "that one time." Save locations you've visited so you can easily find them the next time you're on the lookout.
Some other key features: Now you can filter your searches by business hours--so you'll be able to view which places are open, and always get there on time. If you can't get there right now, you can do the next best thing: bring it to life in the palm of your hand with Google Street View. Check out local public transit options while you're at it.
Find even more information about the update here.
-Never miss another exit. Updates for the app include even more detailed directions, even down to which lane you should be in before your next move.
-Weigh your options. If you frequently use services like Uber, this update allows you to compare your route with public transportation, walking, biking, etc.
Offline is no longer off-limits! If you bring up your route ahead of time, you can save the map in an offline version, give it a personalized name, and access it with or without a connection.
-Remember "that one place" you went to "that one time." Save locations you've visited so you can easily find them the next time you're on the lookout.
Some other key features: Now you can filter your searches by business hours--so you'll be able to view which places are open, and always get there on time. If you can't get there right now, you can do the next best thing: bring it to life in the palm of your hand with Google Street View. Check out local public transit options while you're at it.
Find even more information about the update here.
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Parking Lot Safety 101: Stranger Danger
If you spend any time behind the wheel by yourself, you should know parking lot safety 101. Because getting home safe is the goal regardless of your age, gender, or experience.
Don't talk to strangers!
This one is common sense and you've
likely known it since childhood. Regardless of your opinion regarding charity and handouts, your solitary stroll through the parking lot is not the time to lend a dollar, cigarette, or handful
of change (whatever it may be) to a stranger.
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