Auto Body and Interiors

somebody suggested looking in the beep beep manual

To keep your butt and back warm in those -40c chilly winter days here in Canada

Best place would be a parts yard, also check internet sites for anyone parting out such a car. Also try local establishments like Safelite, you never know...

On the older cars with studs or rivets holding the moulding to the car, I use strong fishing line. I snake it behind the moulding and snap it off carefully. Wear gloves so you don't hurt your hands....

BLACK, the first automobile car was the Ford Model 'T' (Tin Lizzie) made by Henry Ford in the 1920's

remove any rust, buy a good quality rust prevention products eastwood.com has some good ones, apply a liberal amount where water can seep in and cause rust.

Your lock is broke, It was probably forced up or down while in its locked position and it detached. It's also possible for the tilt assembly connection bolts to have loosened over time.

I don't think it's a question as to what type, as it is to how much ,,, about one gallon of prestone straight antifreeze then top it off with water .

There should be an inside cover in the corner of the window opening. May just pull straight out or one or two screws. Bolts are behind it.

Coupe, sedan and a Fastback which is only in the Sport model and they are all LARGE...........

There is a lever to the left of the driver's seat by the door and on the floor. Pull to release the trunk, push to release the gas cover door.

All of the answers below are correct. I'll just add one point. After you put the paint on the part that was previously rusted, put an anti-rust treatment to avoid recurrence of rust or migrating to other parts.

You're kidding right? Even pros have a tough time doing this-killing the rust- and at the same time, trying to get paint mixes to match up with oddball colors.

I've repaired many a rust spot with nail polish. It comes in a wide array of colors and lasts a long time. If the rust spreads, just add more. Your car might not look perfect, but it's a really cheap method that works.

to do it cheaply you need the basic tools first, i.e grinder, wire brush, ect. Take and either sand//grind the heck out of the rust till its gone, if possible, or cut the rust out and repair with body sheet metal or the same place off of a different car froma junk yard. If you want a cheap paint then buy a spray can of the same color from an auto parts store and go to town.

Unless the paint is black or white, you will have a hard time trying to duplicate the exact color enough to make the patch undetectable. Trying to paint the patch and get the paint surface to be perfectly flush with the surrounding area is also very difficult. If you really must do it yourself, take it slow and be careful. You might want to try on a practice piece before you do the actual work on you car.

Be careful with the sanding. Use very fine grit paper to feather the area before painting. Ensure that you remove all of the sanding dust. Any speck of dust will show up in the finished surface. A rubbing compound or polishing compound should be used to blend the repair into the surrounding area.

I think if you just slap a coat of paint over the rust, it'll eventually just rust out again, and there's no point of that. A cheap solution that I used is to get some rust coverter (8 bucks cdn) and clean the rust area off and slap some of this solution on. After an hour or so, the solution should convert the rust into a black coating that acts as a protective sealant and primer. Now you can paint over the rust spot.

i think it comes from when you leave that thing wet and outside or in a dusty room or garage the the water , dust and dirt particles join and eat away whatever that thing is and that's how it becomes rust

Basically, moisture (and impurities contained in the moisture) and air help each other to eat away at the surface of metal, mainly metals with some quantity of iron in them (I think).

Imagine moisture has the knife and air has the fork.....put them together and they have an evening of fine dining at the metal restaurant!!

At least this is the nearest I can get it in layman's terms.

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geez i just use fine grit steel wool...works absolutly wonderful and is cheap.

if you can get a paint code from the dealership most napa stores can get you the exact paint match in a spray can for about 35 bucks Canadian.

How do you remove the driver s seat from a1997 mercury villager

One days supply

Any body shop can handle the problem

Most auto parts stores have kits to do this

in photoshop and digital imaging its called compositing - put each photo on a different layer, move and resize them till they are positioned correctly, and then use the blending modes or opacity contols to "superimpose" them - you can also cut (or erase) parts of the top image you dont want then drop whats left on the photo below - actually there are dozens of ways to composite photos and it could take a book just to describe them all, but these ideas are just a couple simple ways to do it to get you started

50 liters cubic space in square feet

sounds like the door check has worn out

It usually means that the frame was bent during the collision.

You sell me the car, then you don't have to adjust it.

your mom idiot

Super glue is best for this

You really cant unless you want to put in new fabric