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You painted a dresser with white paint and now it is yellowed it was stipped and primed before painting?
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There are a couple different reasons that this happened. If someone smokes in your home, it is the tobacco turning it yellow or it is the old paint coming through.
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How to remove Stipped transmission bolt on the filter 95 Nissan 200sx?
I know alot about cars but what are you talking about
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Can Oscars Be kept with Arowana?
Oscars can be kept with arowanas as proclaimed on books but based on personal experiece, my own arowana got its scales stipped off till it died by two smaller Oscars
How is love a theme in 'the boy in the stipped pajamas'?
You could say the boy loved his friend that he had made, or that his father's love for his son was pronounced in the end and the love for his son taught him how horrible he was treating people.
An interview of the characters from the boy in the stipped pajamas?
You can go to YouTube to find numerous interviews.
Why are stripped books illegal?
It is illegal to sell a "stripped" book because it is common practice for booksellers to return the covers of unsold books to the distributor to claim a credit for the book. Just the covers are returned to save on shipping costs, with the assumption that the now-unsalable remainder of the stipped book will be recycled or otherwise disposed of. If an unscrupulous bookseller then tries to sell the coverless books, they are essentially stealing from the distributor.
How do you free a stuck shoulder part of a seat belt system on 1994 Ford Motor makes noise?
By the fact that you are saying that the motor makes noise, I am assum ing this is a power seat belt, like on an Escort? If that is the case, then the fact that the motor is noisy indicates that the plastic gear tape, that runs the legth of the track is probably stipped, and so the shoulder belt is stuck wherever it is, and it's not going anywhere. You fix it, by replacing the assembly.
How many electrons does glass have?
Glass, just like any other physical material, has both of them, nortmally in equal numbers. When a sample of glass picks up extra electrons, it appears to be negatively charged, whereas when some of its electrons are stipped away, it appears positively charged.
Can you get a stipped screw out of a MacBook?
Depending how brave you are, yes you can. If your not sure, take it to a shop and have it done professionaly, you don't want any metal shavings inside the computer. Try getting a drill bit that is sligtly smaller then the screw head and see if you can drill out the head leaving the original hole size. Carefully remove the housing and use a needle nose plier and twist the screw shaft the rest of the way out If you can buy one of the newer "reverse" drill bits that drills in the opposite direction, as in the same direction as a screw that is twisting out. Supposedly it can litterally unsrew the screw if it catch's enough metal and not damage the housing.
How do you remove starter on a 1996 Toyota 4 runner?
The starter is attached by 2 bolts. First, unhook the battery. Next, the thing to the left of the battery holder is the cruise control. You need to move that out of the way to give you room to work. There are 2 bolts on the starter. Try to soak with WD-40 to loosen them up. If you can loosen both bolts with a wrench or rachet set, unhook all the wires attached to the starter and remember where they came from. The new starter will bolt on the exact same way. Reattach the wires and put back the cruise control and battery holder, as well as the battery. These bolts could be stipped if you dont use high quality six sided cup. If they in the process they are stipped get Craftman extractor cups which work flawlessly and install new high grade bolts with washers. These extractor extract the bolt instantly and extremely easy.
How do you fix a 99 Mercury Mystique sunroof that is stuck open?
Your sunroof has a stipped plastic gear in the sunroof motor assembly. Access your motor by prying out your overhead light assembly. Remove the exposed screws and slide the plastic cover aft (it may be difficult to remove because the housing is "clipped" in place). A plastic cover protects the motor and gears. Simply remove the cover to access the gears. Your motor more than likely has a worm gear and your mating gear (which is plastic) has sheared it's teeth in one section or been sheared all the way around. Remove the motor and all but the crank assembly's gear. You can now manually turn the gear by hand while applying pressure on the sunroof in a forward direction. The motion will be difficult and slow, but you'll finally be able to turn the crank assembly till it reaches a "locking" detent. You'll be able to feel this as it snaps into place. Your sunroof is now locked into place. You can either purchase a new gear (around 55 dollars US) or replace the motor. Installation is as simple as reversing the steps above. The most difficult part is convincing yourself to try to fix it. I have found that these gears strip for two reasons. Number one is aging gears and number two the track usually never sees any lubricant. Your sunroof has moving "chains" (for lack of better term) in a track. After replacing the gear be sure to lube this track. (You can only gain access about two-thirds the way around but actuating the sunroof several times will move the lubricant around for you.) This was a common problem on several year models.
What is the definition of electrostatic?
Basically, an electrostatic charge is a situation where electrons have been stipped off or added to a body. This is a very simplistic model, but it is easy to understand and is arguably the most common one in the real world. Let's look at it. Electrons hang around parent atomic nuclei. But they are suseptable to being moved. Certainly they shift around in chemical reactions, but let's take a common example using something that is fairly chemically stable - kitchen plastic wrap. Ever pull some plastic wrap off the roll and have it "fold up" on itself? Darn frustrating. But anyone who removes some plastic wrap from a roll like that is participating in an experiment involving electrostatics. The simple act of pulling the wrap off the roll causes electrons to move because you've given them energy. And because the plastic is a pretty good insulator, the electrons can't "get back" to where they were. The electrons have been given energy to move and have been moved by pulling the plastic off the roll. You've separated charges - created static electricity. And now there is an electrostatic charge acting on the plastic and causing it to attract itself and fold up. If we electrostatically "borrow" electrons from an atom, that atom is left with a positive charge. But generally that atom isn't going anywhere. It certainly isn't in that plastic wrap. The electron, however, can be moved with ridiculous ease. We've separated charges, and now have an electrostatic charge between the atom and the electron we removed. If we do this on a large scale by shuffling across a rug on a dry (low humidity) day, we get jolted reaching for the door knob. We separated charges with the simple friction of our feet on the rug. This built up an electrostatic charge, and we "got neutralized" by reaching for the door knob. As long as the materials involved in charge separation aren't too conductive, the charges can't "get home" and a charge will build up. (You can build up a charge rubbing a rubber rod with rabbit fur, but you can't really build up a charge rubbing an aluminum rod with fur.) Moving air, wind, creates friction that can separate charges. The movement of air and moisture in clouds separates charges and builds up an electrostatic charge. You already know where this is going. Zap! Lightning. Cloud-to-cloud, or cloud-to-ground, or ground-to-cloud. Whatever the charge can "work out" to move toward a more neutral state, it will. In the case of lightning, the voltage (difference of potential or electromotive force) will be so great that air will become ionized and this ionized "trail" will conduct the bolt. It could be argued that a bunch of protons constitute an electrostatic charge. And this would be correct. But we don't see that in the "real world" so much as the "more common" contact electrification of static electricity (or triboelectric effect). The bottom line is that static electricity is the voltage created by separating charges. And because the electrons around atoms can be moved fairly easily, creating static electricity is fairly easy. The electrons and the atoms from which they came constitute the static charges, and all they want is to be reunited to neutralize that charge.
