I used PVC pipes to build something for my short film project. However, I painted some of the pieces before cementing them together. I noticed the cement dried differently than when I cemented two PVC pipes that are NOT painted.Therefore, I want to ask, will there be any chemical reaction? Will it be poisonous to touch?
Bounce the car by pushing on each front fender above the headlight, one at a time, push down to bounce it few times up and down and then release, if it continues to bounce you need struts. Also try to look at the strut itself, if you see oil grease build up on the strut itself then its leaking and weak. Another thing to not overlook is tire pressure, way high tire pressure will give similar results because the tires are brick hard. Put the amount of air in the tires as shown on the sticker inside the drives door jam, owners manual, or glove box where ever it is. The myth is put whats on the tire or 32psi, and thats usually not the right pressure.
So people coming to this question after the fact, here's what we're talking about. A carbon monoxide detector measures air quality to detect and indicate any carbon monoxide (CO) concentration in the air, furnace flues, or boilers. They are used by home inspectors, and by those who perform burner energy testing, furnace and boiler servicing, environmental emissions monitoring and indoor air quality (IAQ) testing. Most sensor manufacturers specify the calibration frequency of their instruments, however this can vary greatly with different environments and applications. The simplest answer to this question is you should calibrate as often as necessary to insure that your system is working properly. Usually it is advisable to track the response of new sensors more frequently until you understand how that particular sensor responds to your environment and application. A calibration log can then be used to gauge whether to shorten or lengthen the frequency of calibration. Also, a sensor should always be calibrated after a traumatic exposure, i.e., dropped in mud, left in a pickup truck on a hot day, etc. Portable instruments usually require more frequent calibrations than fixed systems.
normal clothes unless your working on a power line then your in an insulated bucket with insulated gloves.
