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What keep you from getting shock in a car by lightning?
lightning is caused when the really negatively charged clouds want to get rid of the charge and so the negatively charged electrons jump from the clouds to the nuetrally charged earth, if it was to strike you car it won't get shocked because the tyres are made of non-conductive rubber,
What does car paint do?
It protects and preserves the bodywork and is also decorative.
How can you reduce the friction on your car?
Rub Vaseline over the bodywork
What is the best way to remove rust from a car with chrome bodywork?
The best way to remove rust from a chrome with bodywork is to take your car to an autobody shop. They are the best people that can remove rust from chrome.
Can you put antifreeze in windshield water?
Technically you can! It is not advisable as Anti-Freeze will cause damage to the bodywork of your car and when you spray the washers it will of course end up on the bodywork somewhere.
What happens if live wire on battery touche car bodywork?
i believe it would short circuit
How do you look after the bodywork on a brand new car?
You can look after the bodywork on a brand new car by maintaining the surface by washing it regularly and applying a wax to protect it from the elements. You can also apply spot paint to areas that appear scratched or damaged from rocks while driving.
What happens when you default on a car loan?
When a consumer defaults on a car loan their credit becomes negatively affected. Not only that, the previously purchased vehicle will become subject to repossession if the payment is not received.
Left car with a mechanic went to pick up car only to find stereo stolen and bodywork damaged?
That's not even a question. Try again.
What is the bodywork of a car made of?
Steel is typically the framework. The body can be steel, aluminum and/or fiberglass. There is also experimentation with carbon fiber.
How do you remove super glue of car bodywork?
Goof Off works well for this and does not affect modern car paint finishes. -I've tested it on 3 types of cars.
Explain how a moving car can become positively active?
A moving car can become positively charged through processes like friction, which can cause the transfer of electrons between the car and another object. For example, when the car drives on the road, friction between the tires and the ground can result in the car gaining a positive charge if electrons are transferred from the road to the car.
