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Nano-Clear Coating Review – The Science is Cool, But The Results Are Underwhelming
Nano-Clear Review
I’m a science nerd, so when I read about Nano-Clear – a new coating that promises to restore the original luster of plastic parts, protect painted surfaces, reduce aerodynamic drag, and even “self heal” minor scratches, I was excited. So excited I didn’t hesitate to order a small bottle of the stuff from the Nanovere Technologies website. that is supposed to restore textured plastics, i.e. the often faded black plastic used for truck mirrors, bed rails, etc.
When my small bottle of Nano-Clear coating arrived, I couldn’t wait to put it to the test. While I’m still a huge fan of the idea behind Nano-Clear, my simple review of the product was underwhelming.
Should You Sea Foam Your Tundra? I Wouldn’t
A recent thread on TundraSolutions.com about using Sea Foam – a chemical designed to remove carbon deposits from inside your engine – got Tim and I talking. Would we use it on our vehicles? Why or why not?
Should you use Sea Foam on your Tundra? There are a lot of reasons to be cautious.
While I don’t think Sea Foam is bad for vehicles (it isn’t, at least if it’s used correctly), I’d say that it’s a bad investment for most vehicle owners. Here’s why:
Tundra Headliner Removal – A DIY Guide
Removing the headliner in your Tundra is technically sort of “easy”– it’s just very, very time-consuming. If you’re wondering why you’d remove the headliner:
- You might want to replace your existing stained or sagging headliner
- You’re looking to add sound-proofing or insulation
Here’s a step-by-step guide to headline removal with photos.
Search terms people used to find this page:
- https://tundraheadquarters com/headliner-removal-diy-guide/
How To Choose The Best Brake Pads
Choosing the right brake pads for your vehicle can be a challenge. There are numerous types of pads available – organic, semi-metallic, and ceramic – and lots of companies that sell them. Everyone – from your local dealership to your local oil change shop – sells some sort of brake pad that promises to do the job of stopping your car, but which is right for your vehicle?
What brake pads should you buy? Are OEM pads always best, or are after-market pads basically the same?
Before you buy a set of replacement pads, here are some important things to consider and a look at the most popular brake pad options.
Fix Dents Fast and Easy With GoPro Camera – Really?
If you haven’t been living under a rock for the past few years, you have probably heard of the GoPro camera and its suction mount. This camera is being used to film first-person footage of all sorts of things like BMX tricks, Rally Car racing and Skiers. Could the suction mount be strong enough to fix a dent? Yep… well if you believe this video.
