Cars Removable Wall

Cars Removable Wall

Avoiding scratches and paint on car from garage walls?

I have a brand new car that I REALLY want to make sure isn't damaged. However, my garage isn't very wide, so it's very easy to bump up against the walls on either side when entering or leavign and get paint and scratches on the car. I already have one scratch on the side.

Other than stopping use of the garage, what are my options? I've thought about taping thin polysterene packing material (the kind that comes in TV and computer boxes) on the walls of the garage. Any other ideas? Whatever I do shouldn't take up a _lot_ of space because then my car wouldn't be able to get in.

I don't own the place, so whatever I do has to be removable too.

What about indoor/outdoor carpeting? You can tack it up on the walls and will be able to take it down. Home Depot has it pretty cheap. Also, there is a product that you put on the floor of a playroom to cushion kids while playing. It is thin foam and is shaped like puzzle pieces and you just fit them together and tack to the wall. Good luck!

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A Happy Car is a Well-maintained Car

As we all want to be happy, cars, too, want the same. Though we cannot literally feel their emotions as they are not humans, they do have some especially when they are experiencing the extremes – severely damaged or severely ill-maintained.

It is true that cars are complicated machines. They need to be cared of to keep them ever reliable and safe.

Now the thing to keep in mind is how to maintain your car, thus making it happy. Remember that you should keep costs to a minimum and your car on the road.

Car problems must be given ample attention. Even the dirt inside the car needs attention, which means they must be removed. If your mats are worn, try Husky floor mats for a fresher interior look. If you can’t fix the damaged part yourself, take it to a repair shop.

Never loose your owner’s manual. Every single car detail is there. So if in case you are not familiar with a certain part, go browse the manual. It will surely help a lot. It is also important to service your car according to the manufacturer's schedule.

Car lights need regular checking. So that you will not have to keep on getting out seeing if they are working, try them out in your garage or parked next to a wall.

At least one a month, check your tires as well as the spare. Keep them inflated according to the pressures listed in your handbook – no more no less - and replace them when the tread depth reaches 2mm even though the legal limit is 1.6mm.

Keep windscreen washer, oil, coolant, power steering, clutch and brake fluid levels topped up but do not overfull. By this way, you are assured of less car breakdown because these parts are well equipped. Do not wait for warning lights to come on.

In order to check levels of oil, park your car on a level ground. Just make sure that you do the checking when the engine is cold. Remove the dipstick, wipe it clean and then insert it again to get an accurate reading.

Worn wiper blades need immediate replacement. Smearing dirt across the windscreen instead of wiping it off can cause trouble.

Washer jets need to be adjusted with a pin to ensure that they spray on the windscreen and not in a huge arc over the top of the car.

Probably these things are enough to make your car happy. It is tantamount to saying that these things are enough to make your car last long.

About the Author

Evander Klum is a Business Administration graduate who hails from Alabama. He enjoys extreme sports and he is also a car racing fanatic. At present, he works as a marketing manager at an advertising agency in Cleveland.

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