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Use women's lingerie to pick up parts in tight places.

Use a spray paint can cap to hold your wire while soldering.

Use a piece of rubber hose to help change out a spark plug .

Use metal plant hangers to hang your parts before painting them.

Make your own sheet metal break.

Clean out wax residue from those nooks and crannies on your car

Make your own "copper spoon" for filling holes.

There is an alternative to using Anti-Seize.

Your local drug store has the best option to fill transmission fluid easy and cleanly.

Easy and cheap way to keep your cutters from gumming up while working with aluminum.

See what make E3 spark plugs the best option on the market today.

Make sure you are using the correct tools for this job.

Easy ways to protect you and your projects from floor jacks.

In a bind and can't find your dielectric grease?

Miller Welding and Cutting Tips for Gearz MIG Welding Tips If you have always wanted a welder, but don't know which process is best for you, the most logical choice for starting out is the MIG process. MIG welding is the easiest to learn and can be used for most common materials such as mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. The MIG process can be used to weld materials from 24 gauge (.024" thick) to 1/2" thick in a single pass.

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Aluminum foil great for chrome...

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Quick fix for a leaky radiator...

Freeze em...

Jake Rupp from Dayton, PA says:

Tip from Stacey

Tip from Stacey...

Wipe away the gunk on your interior...

Ryan Piche from Edmonton, Alberta says:

Put away the inverted 5 gallon bucket and build a simple crate step up.

Need a magnetic screwdriver?

Tip from Stacey...

Loosen a rusted bolt? Look no further than your kitchen...

A great way to keep your wires straight uses plastic tag ties and clothes pins...

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