Body and exterior tips

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 *To clean panels between compound, polish, glaze, etc., use a 50/50 mixture of water and rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. Panels can also be cleaned with wax and grease remover.
-==Tool and assembly/disassembly tips==
+==Assembly and disassembly==
 *When disassembling parts or vehicles, be organized. Baggies, tape, and a magic marker are essential.
 **Write notes on a piece of tape, and stick the piece of tape to a part.
 **Put small parts, nuts, bolts, clips, etc. in bags together for each assembly. Mark each bag.
 **Tape nuts and bolts into their holes, or tape them to their part. Write notes on the tape.
-*Save old magnets that are being thrown away (from old car speakers, or refrigerator/freezer sealing strips, computer hard drives, etc.) They have many uses:
-#Place magnets over masking material to keep from blowing around.
-#Use magnets to hold fire blankets in place while welding.
-#Use a magnet in a plastic bag to pick up nails and screws. When done, turn the bag inside out; the metal parts are in the bag, and the magnet stays clean.
-#Put large magnets along the outside of your tool box, and you can suspend your tools from inside.
 *Socket sets with plastic inserts may be useful for protecting bolt heads. However, they are reported to strip out easily.
 *Use a squirt can for dispensing small amounts of lacquer thinner.

Revision as of 18:54, 14 July 2006