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Uncle AtiT
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| void! wrote: | Question: how do I get rid of the sprinkler stains??? no matter how much i wash my car, the dots are still there if you look closely or directly under the sun. it looks bad  ugh. any ideas? i'd really appreciate it. |
To protect your ride from water spots, sealants can help with that issue
Many sealants work by preventing water droplets from beading up the car
instead, the water sheets away from the car, preventing water droplets from forming.
Dry your car in a cool, dry place.
One way that you can prevent water spots from forming is to not dry it under the sun.
To minimize damage from heat and light, dry your car under the shade of a tree or inside your garage.
Water spots may seem harmless, but they actually to cause damage to the exterior finish
Try this Mirror Glaze Pro Polymer Sealant
You can also use this thread Official Automotive Detailing Thread
Hope this helps 
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Uncle AtiT
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Soap and water solution in a spray bottle, wet the surface, make sure your tint is ready and pre cut...
apply the tint to the surface, have a lil squeegee ready to dry out any water from underneath the surface
(between the surface and the tint, once its applied)
also use a hair dryer or heat gun to air out the surface to prevent bubbles....all while squeeging the water out
Be sure not to hold the heat gun to close.
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SF_Sole
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Lookin to make a kill switch and press button ignition. help appreciated
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Uncle AtiT
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| SF_Sole wrote: | | Lookin to make a kill switch and press button ignition. help appreciated |
Very easy install
Check these, I use to have on.....Push button looks nice when installed in the right place along with a clean install
Ignited Push start
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^ thanks but not really looking to buy from a retailer/etc
trying to a 'diy' cause i know i can probably get the same stuff in that kit for a fraction of that price..
so im really looking for the tools and other items i need ex: switch, wires, etc and the tutorial for it.
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Uncle AtiT
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That kit is what, like $40 retail......how much cheaper do you wanna get ?
It comes with instructions and everything....
??????
Just find out what your vehicles ignition wires are (color) splice in the switch with those
Power and ground, that's bout it....
Electrical tape, wire strippers, tie straps for any loose wires....
Possibly a drill to make a cut out for the switch.
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Loveforjordan
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | That kit is what, like $40 retail......how much cheaper do you wanna get ?
It comes with instructions and everything....
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Just find out what your vehicles ignition wires are (color) splice in the switch with those
Power and ground, that's bout it....
Electrical tape, wire strippers, tie straps for any loose wires....
Possibly a drill to make a cut out for the switch. |
these start your car with or without keys???
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Uncle AtiT
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^ ^ you can hook it up to which ever way you desire
but for security reasons, ide say key in the ignition then, turn to accessories then press the push start
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | ^ ^ you can hook it up to which ever way you desire
but for security reasons, ide say key in the ignition then, turn to accessories then press the push start |
yeah, thats sexy ima look into one.
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thats just more work id stick with the keys imo. while the car is put up for a while if i get the money ill do the digi dash and finish my interior minus the seat covers.
still have a couple gs to put into that car to complete it ughhhhhhhhh
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| ook my toyota corolla 2000 rides kinda low, how would i get to ride higher to keep fromm scraping to the ground? |
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Uncle AtiT
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| kevykev89 wrote: | | ook my toyota corolla 2000 rides kinda low, how would i get to ride higher to keep fromm scraping to the ground? |
Is the suspension stock on your car ? and what exactly is scraping ?
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | | SF_Sole wrote: | | Lookin to make a kill switch and press button ignition. help appreciated |
Very easy install
Check these, I use to have on.....Push button looks nice when installed in the right place along with a clean install
Ignited Push start |
wow, i didn't know the kits were so cheap.. i think ima do it on my car now 
but for some reason push start+stick sounds odd for some weird reason 
Why do people use kill switches ? i know its so you can shut certain parts off without shutting down the whole thing, but why ?
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