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hy does it Matter what you apply to your investment? I know every salesperson says that their product is the best and that you should buy it from them now. Lets talk Microfiber Towels. Not all towels are equal. Microfiber Towels are made with polyester and polyamide material. The ratios OF the blend matters. The 70/30towels are made for your paint surface, (they can be used on every part of the vehicle without incident). Towels that are made from 80/2, 64/36 ect.... are made for your interior, tires and any other surface. You can get the bulk bags of Microfiber towels in many stores but be mindful of what they are made of. The second number to consider in a towel is the GSM. This number simply represents how thick your towels is. This is a matte r of preference. Some prefer a thin towel and others prefer a thicker towel. The GSM will range from 420-1200. When caring for these towels be sure to use liquids detergent powder as powder may not always dissolve completely. If the grains of Powdered detergent get unlogged in the towel they will scratch your paint surface. Refrain from using bleach and fabric softeners. When drying -tumble dry or simple air dry. Only wash these towels with other microfiber towels as they will attract particles from everything in the washing machine. have plenty of towels so you can use then to wash, wax or detail Your vehicle. When you take proper care of your towels they will last longer.
Note: Whenever you are working with your surfaces, always wipe from side to side. The only time that you would wipe in circles is when you are applying polishes. See YouTube video "WOW"-That's It and Microfiber Towels What to Look for in a Detail Spray: you want to be able to apply it to as many surface safely as possible. The product should contain a cleanser, protectants, and a wax to support the wax protection that exists already. We added essential oils to our wax to enhance your shine and it encompass any dirt or pollen so you can wipe it away from your paint surface safely. Simply Mist the surface right after a wash or spray between washes. Fill free to use our wax in temps from 33-101 degrees F, in direct or indirect sunlight. Note: When you have another wax on your surface that you cant seem to removes easily, jus t spray "WOW" That's It on and wipe it away. Easy on and easy Off. You can get "WOW"- That's It from The National Corvette Museum and on Our Web site wix.......... Angel & Sabrina
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he New York International Auto show returned to the Jacob Javits Center fo edge design and extraordinary innovation.
More than four floors of displays from the world’s automakers featured the new on display at one of the largest-attended shows.
The Saturday show was packed with enthusiast of every first timers, young and Doug E. Fresh. He looked and sounded the same like it was still the 70's. I rem
All the major car companies displayed their best.. All those who wanted to fee even own one. Just being a corvette fan and owner the feeling was incredible.
As I navigated around the numerous displays I noticed now all the major and m
Upstairs were the motorcycles and vendors. The motorcycles were special as w tailing products to specialized licensed plates. All though I couldn't see everythi
or its 117th anniversary on Friday, April 14 for a incredible collection of cutting-
west vehicles and latest futuristic concept cars. Nearly 1,000 cars and trucks were
d old beaming with enthusiasm. The first thing I see when I entered is the rapper membered most of his jams, I listen for a while and then I headed to the cars.
el the inside of this machine waited patiently in line as did I and yes I know, I
minor players in automotive had a few choices. Family cars and trucks were there.
well, even motorcycle art. The upstairs offered special tee shirts, jackets, car deing the NY Auto Show did not disappoint me, I’m there every year.
I came across this article, I thought it was very interesting. Thought I would share it. Written by NATALIA LUSINSKI
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oney is a feminist issue — and yet, women are still reluctant to talk about it. According to a recent Bustle survey of more than 1,000 millennial women, more than 50 percent of people said they never discuss personal finances with friends, even though 28 percent reported feeling stressed out about money every single day. Bustle's Get Money series gets real about what millennial women are doing with their money, and why — because managing your finances should feel empowering, not intimidating. At some point in your life, you may live paycheck-to-paycheck, meaning you're just making ends meet and can barely save money (if at all). Even though it may not be preferable, living paycheck-to-paycheck tends to happen to many people sometime or another. "The fact that 54 percent of Millennial women live paycheck-topaycheck, according to a 2016 Wells Fargo Millennial Survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults between the ages of 22 and 35, sheds light on a perfect storm of issues and realities that young women face," Danielle YB Vason, Founder & Writer, shemakescents.com, tells Bustle. "... In addition to paying more due to the 'pink tax' on everyday items, more Millennial women are graduating college than men, which means that, along with the degree, they get the $30,000+ debt that comes along with it. Then, when the first job comes, women are paid 20 percent less than their male counterparts. It is not just a financial issue, but a feminist one, as well." This may be the reason side hustles are so popular right now. "I believe that is why there's been a recent spike in female entrepreneurs who are looking to side hustles to help them tackle their financial hurdles," she says
"Even with the 'pink tax,' rising student loan debt, and gender pay inequality, it is our responsibility as women to make financial planning just as important as planning for a vacation, sticking to a budget, and staying focused on our larger money goals." Vason and Wells Fargo's survey highlight interesting points about Millennial women's earnings. Here's what some young women had to say about living paycheck-to-paycheck. Copy and paste this link to see what other women are saying: https://www.bustle.com/p/what-living-paycheck-to-paycheck-is-really-likeaccording-to-millennial-women-3345754? utm_content=64775960&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook
There Are Actually Some Benefits To Living Paycheck-To-Paycheck
I know you may be wondering: What benefits could there possibly be from living paycheck-to-paycheck? Jeff White, Financial Analyst at FitSmallBusiness.com, has some ideas. "They're making it," he tells Bustle. "I know that seems pretty to the point, but it's true. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is better than not having a paycheck at all, or not making it. It shows that many Millennials are resourceful even though they haven't had as many job or career opportunities as other generations. They keep fighting, and they find a way to get by." White also says those who live paycheck-to-paycheck are actually building for the future. "While past generations lived by the mantra of getting a job and staying there as long as you can, Millennials live by building something for themselves," he says. "So if they're living paycheck-to-paycheck because they're spending some of their income on building a side gig or a long-lasting business, then it could pay off in the long haul." Lastly, those who live paycheck-to-paycheck are saving in other ways. "While they might be living paycheck-to-paycheck now, Millennials have saved more money by investing it than their parents or their grandparents did," White says. "This is another example of why living paycheckto-paycheck isn't a bad thing, because you're investing money so that you'll be able to live later." All in all, as someone who's been there, I know living paycheck-to-paycheck is a challenge. But, like some of the women above said, I agree: It's temporary — hopefully. With all the side hustles out there, and perhaps some creativity (i.e., your passions, and brainstorming how they can bring in extra income), there's bound to be a way to get out of living paycheck-to-paycheck mode, even if it's making an extra $50 a week. Something's better than nothing!
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inter is coming and you know what that means – cold days, less-than-ideal dri your car for the winter, there are certain things any Corvette owner should do friends over at Corvette Central, we’re able to take a look at some tips to make How long you’re going to store your Corvette determines how much “winteri minute spring arrives after about three months, all you need to do it make sure the fuel tank
If you plan on storing your car for a longer period of time, Corvette Central recommends was your car and potentially ruining the paint. Tree sap and splattered bugs may seem harmless, Your Corvette should then be covered, even if being stored indoors. This will keep dust from toll on your car if you use a water proof cover outdoors. Corvette Central has many Corvette
To keep your wheels and tires as good as new, scrub them all to remove oxidation and brake you don’t need to worry about flat spotting as today’s tire technology allows flat spots to be c keep tires fully or overly inflated just as long as you correct the tire pressure when you’re rea
Moisture build-up due to fluctuating temperatures, humidity and precipitation is a problem i tion from happening in your engine, fuel tank, differential and transmission; you also want to in the footwells of your Corvette to prevent moisture build up in your interior.
To prevent corrosion and stale fuel issues in your gas tank, you should fill it to the top with fu like Corvette Central’s easy pour stabilizer. All of the other fluids in your Corvette should be No matter how long or what seasons your Corvette is being stored, Corvette Central recomm be attached to your battery and will maintain its charge for the duration your car is stored.
Rodents can be a problem in any storage area. To prevent these pesky little critters from nibb sure to remove them before you start the car. By placing washcloths or shop rags over your ta home in your exhaust.
While going out to your cold garage to start your Corvette in the winter isn’t very appealing, moving parts. Corvette Central recommends starting your Corvette once a month if possible.
While we know winterizing your Corvette isn’t fun in any sense, doing so will guarantee a ha vette Central for giving us the tips we need to keep our Corvettes, and any car for that matter Resources:
http://www.corvetteonline.com/news/tips-on-preparing-your-corvette-for-a-long-winter-n http://www.holidayautomotive.com/blog/how-do-you-store-a-corvette-for-winter/ http://tech.corvettecentral.com/2010/11/winterizing-your-corvette/ http://corvetteclubofrhodeisland.com/winter-storage-tips/
http://www.corvetteblog.com/2014/11/winter-storage-tips-from-the-corvette-experts/ http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/car-care/1511-12-tips-getting-your-chevy-ready-for-w
iving conditions and the worst, storing your Corvette for nicer days to come. When parking o to insure your pride and joy stays in tip top shape through its hibernation. Thanks to our e sure nothing gets damaged on your Corvette over the coming winter months. izing” you need to do to it. If you’re going to be itching to get your car out of the garage the is full and your battery fully charged.
shing it before it is put away. This will eliminate and corrosive substances from sitting on but if left on your car, they can permanently damage your Corvette’s clear coat or paint. m settling on the car if using only a cotton cover inside, and prevent the elements taking their e car covers you can choose from.
e dust. Then apply a tire dressing to your tires once they have dried. If you have radial tires, corrected by driving on the tires for 30 minutes once you pull your car out of storage. You can ady to drive your car again.
in the winter especially. Not only do you want to prevent moisture build up and condensao keep it from happening in the interior of your car. A dessiccant like DampRid can be placed
uel sold after October 1st, also known as winter fuel, and then add a fuel stabilizer to the tank, e topped off and your oil and filter changed before the car is stored. mends to keep your battery fully charged at all times. Corvette Central’s Battery Tenders can
bling on wires or any other components, put moth balls in your engine compartment, making ail pipes and securing them with rubber bands, you can also prevent rodents from making a
, doing so will help circulate your oil to prevent possible corrosion on cylinder walls and .
appier spring when your car starts right up, ready for the open road. Thanks goes out to Corr, damage free during the winter months.
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12 Tips For Getting Your Chevy Ready for Winter Winterization Proclamation: Winterize Your Chevy for Show ‘n Going or Storing Safely Outta Snow By John Gilbert
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ere’s several ways to lengthen the life of a car battery when it’s not in use. The cheapest, but also the most inconvenient method is to disconnect the battery. If a courtesy light stays on and goes undetected, or there’s bad diode in the alternator the battery is going to drain until it’s flat and in an un-rechargeable state. To keep the battery charged while a car is being stored, a product like Performance Distributors’ Battery Minder not only maintains a charge it has a desulphation pulse that keeps sulphation from occurring on the plates. Also, whether your car will be driven or stored, the cooling system will need checking. If the car will be stored for the winter, it can be a good idea to drain the coolant entirely. If it will be driven however, make sure there is a sufficient mix of antifreeze, or your engine could turn into a popsicle in a hurry!
1. Left in place without rotating the full weight of the car will create flat spots on tires. The car should be raised in the air and placed on jack stands.
2. Instead of ruining perfectly good tires, installing tires not fit for street use, that will still hold air can suffice in lieu of placing the car on jack stands.
3. Tires should be stored laying on their side and not in an upright position. 4. Acids form in dirty oil contaminated with moisture and cause rust and corrosion. These acids also cause damage to seals and gaskets. It’s a good practice to renew any fluid that attracts moisture at a faster rate during inactivity. Particularly important is to add a gasoline stabilizer to prevent stale gasoline from turning into harmful varnish, and to prevent ethanol corrosion.
5. Don’t leave a quart of dirty oil to circulate with clean oil. A new oil filter should always be included with an oil change.
6. Canister-style oil filters should be cleaned thoroughly. Look for metal particles in sludge that indicate excessive bearing wear.
7. Never put a car into storage without washing first. An unwashed car will have a film, going from bad to worst, salt from winter road use or ocean air, jet fuel from low flying aircraft, or acid rain.
8. Use a good chrome polish. Light film from the above contaminants that isn’t removed from bright work will turn into rust, or oxidation and permanently damage anodized aluminum trim and chrome plating.
9. Four-ott (0000) ultrafine steel wool used in addition to chrome polish works fantastic, but can leave tiny metal shards that will rust. The best solution is to use ultrafine bronze wool.
10. For new chrome, or to add a glossier protective barrier to chrome treated in the previous manner described, Mothers new All-Chrome can’t be beat.
11. A low level of power steering fluid exposes bare metal inside the reservoir and will cause rust. A total lack of power steering fluid in the system will dry out seals and cause leaks when the power steering is put back in use.
12. Lubricating (greasing) the chassis will flush out any moisture from tie rod ends, ball joints and clutch linkages etc. Old grease should be flushed out before it’s allowed to cake and plug passages or zerk fittings.
Resource: :http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/car-care/1511-12-tips-getting-your-chevy-ready-for-winter/
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