How come steel is more elastic than rubber ?
Q. A steel ball does not bounce as much as a rubber or tennis ball. How do you define elasticity? One fiber of a spider web is stronger than a steel wire of the same dia. - is this true ? Please explain in some detail.
Asked by Venkat R - Sun Oct 21 10:34:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elasticity is the capability of an object to return to its former shape once a load inducing strain is removed. If you were to drop a steel ball on a very hard surface, it would probably bounce higher than than rubber. If you drop it on a softer surface, because it would deform less, then the surface it is to bounce off will be the one deforming, so the bounce would be a function of the elasticity of the floor, not of the ball. A strand of silk is indeed stronger than a steel wire of the same diameter. The reason is that metal uses metallic bounds which is not as strong as the covalent bounds in a macro-molecule like the ones in silk. This also explains why Kevlar, carbon fiber, and carbon nanotubes are also stronger than steel.
Answered by Vincent G - Sun Oct 21 17:28:23 2007
Q. A steel ball does not bounce as much as a rubber or tennis ball. How do you define elasticity? One fiber of a spider web is stronger than a steel wire of the same dia. - is this true ? Please explain in some detail.
Asked by Venkat R - Sun Oct 21 10:34:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elasticity is the capability of an object to return to its former shape once a load inducing strain is removed. If you were to drop a steel ball on a very hard surface, it would probably bounce higher than than rubber. If you drop it on a softer surface, because it would deform less, then the surface it is to bounce off will be the one deforming, so the bounce would be a function of the elasticity of the floor, not of the ball. A strand of silk is indeed stronger than a steel wire of the same diameter. The reason is that metal uses metallic bounds which is not as strong as the covalent bounds in a macro-molecule like the ones in silk. This also explains why Kevlar, carbon fiber, and carbon nanotubes are also stronger than steel.
Answered by Vincent G - Sun Oct 21 17:28:23 2007
Are there any types of stainless steel that would not attract to a magnet?
Q. I recently purchased a supposedly stainless steel braclet on eBay but when I checked to see if it was attracted to a magnet, it wasn't. I used the magnet to verify it was truly stainless steel. I always thought stainless steel would be attracted to a magnet. Helmut mentioned that 300 series not readily attracted. Does not readily mean not at all, or just barely, or what?
Asked by Stingray - Sun Sep 24 00:24:06 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 300- series stainless steels are not readily attracted by a magnet. The 400 series are strongly attracted to a magnet.
Answered by Helmut - Sun Sep 24 00:41:28 2006
Q. I recently purchased a supposedly stainless steel braclet on eBay but when I checked to see if it was attracted to a magnet, it wasn't. I used the magnet to verify it was truly stainless steel. I always thought stainless steel would be attracted to a magnet. Helmut mentioned that 300 series not readily attracted. Does not readily mean not at all, or just barely, or what?
Asked by Stingray - Sun Sep 24 00:24:06 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 300- series stainless steels are not readily attracted by a magnet. The 400 series are strongly attracted to a magnet.
Answered by Helmut - Sun Sep 24 00:41:28 2006
Are Steel or Nylon strings better for an Acoustic-Electric Guitar?
Q. I am planning on getting an Acoustic-Electric Guitar. I already have a Steel string guitar. I have built up a good amount of calisus on my fingers, but what would sound better and which are better on an Acoustic-Electric Guitar?
Asked by saved! - Tue Jun 17 11:38:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh come on Saved...you are just teasing me !! If you would put nylon string on your acoustic electirc, it wouldn't play. Try it !!! Acoustic electrics need steel string so the pickup can pick up the sound produced via its magnetic field. Nylon string are nly good for classical guitars because the guitar itself, is made of light wood and picks up the resonance of those type of strings. That is why the pickups are put at the bridge or on the body itself.
Answered by Kate Bush - Tue Jun 17 12:16:37 2008
Q. I am planning on getting an Acoustic-Electric Guitar. I already have a Steel string guitar. I have built up a good amount of calisus on my fingers, but what would sound better and which are better on an Acoustic-Electric Guitar?
Asked by saved! - Tue Jun 17 11:38:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh come on Saved...you are just teasing me !! If you would put nylon string on your acoustic electirc, it wouldn't play. Try it !!! Acoustic electrics need steel string so the pickup can pick up the sound produced via its magnetic field. Nylon string are nly good for classical guitars because the guitar itself, is made of light wood and picks up the resonance of those type of strings. That is why the pickups are put at the bridge or on the body itself.
Answered by Kate Bush - Tue Jun 17 12:16:37 2008
Is stainless steel appliances worth all the finger prints?
Q. I thought about getting the ''stainless look'' appliances, but I worry about it rusting if It gets scratched or something. We just bought a new home and we are getting ALL new appliances as well as washer and dryer. Any tips on good brands and stainless steel vs stst look?
Asked by angel - Sun Jun 13 15:31:10 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is all yuppy stuff, Black is all the rage in my house and it looks dang good to me.
Answered by MiKe - Sun Jun 13 16:26:47 2010
Q. I thought about getting the ''stainless look'' appliances, but I worry about it rusting if It gets scratched or something. We just bought a new home and we are getting ALL new appliances as well as washer and dryer. Any tips on good brands and stainless steel vs stst look?
Asked by angel - Sun Jun 13 15:31:10 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is all yuppy stuff, Black is all the rage in my house and it looks dang good to me.
Answered by MiKe - Sun Jun 13 16:26:47 2010
Whats the difference between chromed steel and chromed aluminum?
Q. Im looking to replace the stock steering wheel in my Freightliner Commercial tractor truck to a wood and chrome very beautyfull aftermarket steering wheel. I found 2 identical, made by the same manufacturer, but one has chrome steel and the other(more expensive deluxe model) has chrome aluminum. What would be the benefit of buying the more expensive aluminum over the steel? It is a wooden steering wheel with chrome spoked center and horn button. Would a $50 difference be worth it when both steering wheels are identical looking?
Asked by Fun Bimmer - Sat Dec 6 11:30:05 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the chrome is a protectant and is more appealing to the the eye,the steel will rust as the chrome over time will pit,also it will hold the heat longer from the sun.but by the time any of this happens you will be in a new truck, so beside the heat save your money and get the cheaper
Answered by bob b - Sat Dec 6 12:55:52 2008
Q. Im looking to replace the stock steering wheel in my Freightliner Commercial tractor truck to a wood and chrome very beautyfull aftermarket steering wheel. I found 2 identical, made by the same manufacturer, but one has chrome steel and the other(more expensive deluxe model) has chrome aluminum. What would be the benefit of buying the more expensive aluminum over the steel? It is a wooden steering wheel with chrome spoked center and horn button. Would a $50 difference be worth it when both steering wheels are identical looking?
Asked by Fun Bimmer - Sat Dec 6 11:30:05 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the chrome is a protectant and is more appealing to the the eye,the steel will rust as the chrome over time will pit,also it will hold the heat longer from the sun.but by the time any of this happens you will be in a new truck, so beside the heat save your money and get the cheaper
Answered by bob b - Sat Dec 6 12:55:52 2008
How do you correct a steel door Which is rubbing at the top of the door jamb?
Q. I am a home remodeler with little experience with steel doors. This will be on a quiz for a new job. Please address what you do with a steel jamb.
Asked by geoffbatman - Tue Feb 3 08:54:08 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shim it. Loosen (partially unscrew) the top two hinges, or all if you must, until you have the right clearance, place steel shims over the screws (behind the hinge(s)) to balance and seal (close) the door and re-tighten. NEVER grind a steel door down. Shims are the easy, inexpensive, and safest alternative.
Answered by KTB - Tue Feb 3 10:15:27 2009
Q. I am a home remodeler with little experience with steel doors. This will be on a quiz for a new job. Please address what you do with a steel jamb.
Asked by geoffbatman - Tue Feb 3 08:54:08 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shim it. Loosen (partially unscrew) the top two hinges, or all if you must, until you have the right clearance, place steel shims over the screws (behind the hinge(s)) to balance and seal (close) the door and re-tighten. NEVER grind a steel door down. Shims are the easy, inexpensive, and safest alternative.
Answered by KTB - Tue Feb 3 10:15:27 2009
How to describe the difference between the terms structural steel fabrication and steel fabrication?
Q. I am looking at website on google based on the terms "structural steel fabrication" and simply "steel fabrication" I know that there must be a difference between the two terms, but it seems that many website authors use the two terms interchangeably. Do you know the key differences between the two terms?
Asked by Matt - Tue Aug 18 03:42:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would use the terms as follows: Structural steel fabrication uses I beams, columns, channel sections etc. that are used for supporting loads. Steel fabrication would include such things as handrails, steel formwork, tanks etc. This is not a complete answer but it should give you an idea.
Answered by stephenargues - Tue Aug 18 14:13:45 2009
Q. I am looking at website on google based on the terms "structural steel fabrication" and simply "steel fabrication" I know that there must be a difference between the two terms, but it seems that many website authors use the two terms interchangeably. Do you know the key differences between the two terms?
Asked by Matt - Tue Aug 18 03:42:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would use the terms as follows: Structural steel fabrication uses I beams, columns, channel sections etc. that are used for supporting loads. Steel fabrication would include such things as handrails, steel formwork, tanks etc. This is not a complete answer but it should give you an idea.
Answered by stephenargues - Tue Aug 18 14:13:45 2009
What is the highest quality carbon steel or cold steel a katana can be?
Q. The highest quality i have seen is 9260 and i want to know if there is a higher quality steel.
Asked by Matt - Wed Feb 3 18:38:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Types of steel are one issue. But the quality of steel no matter what type is even more important. The only way to be sure that you are getting a good blade is to buy from someone that already has a reputation for producing great blades. Stop the questions about who thinks what type of steel is best and investigate the steel blades offered by companies like Bugei Trading company. they have good blades. Opinions vary, but Bugei has proven that they make good swords. That is all that is needed to be known. Any questions you have are best directed to them, not here.
Answered by pugpaws2 - Wed Feb 3 19:26:50 2010
Q. The highest quality i have seen is 9260 and i want to know if there is a higher quality steel.
Asked by Matt - Wed Feb 3 18:38:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Types of steel are one issue. But the quality of steel no matter what type is even more important. The only way to be sure that you are getting a good blade is to buy from someone that already has a reputation for producing great blades. Stop the questions about who thinks what type of steel is best and investigate the steel blades offered by companies like Bugei Trading company. they have good blades. Opinions vary, but Bugei has proven that they make good swords. That is all that is needed to be known. Any questions you have are best directed to them, not here.
Answered by pugpaws2 - Wed Feb 3 19:26:50 2010
What makes the steel cents counterfit or authentic?
Q. I have a few 1943 steel cents and looked them up on coin fact websites and they are worth a huge amount at some places. It also stated that you needed to be careful about counterfits. Does anyone know how to tell if there authentic or not?
Asked by Michael - Sat Jul 12 15:29:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the Official Red Book of United States Coins, even if your zinc-coated steel coin is counterfeit, it's no great loss. The most expensive one for this year is described as a "Boldly Double Mint mark" and a grade of MS-65 is worth $250 while a grade of F-12 is only worth $12. If you tell me more about what you have I'll look it up in this book for you. This is the book coin dealers use to price their coins. At any rate, I doubt that anyone would waste time counterfeiting such an inexpensive coin.
Answered by Set - Sat Jul 12 16:42:45 2008
Q. I have a few 1943 steel cents and looked them up on coin fact websites and they are worth a huge amount at some places. It also stated that you needed to be careful about counterfits. Does anyone know how to tell if there authentic or not?
Asked by Michael - Sat Jul 12 15:29:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the Official Red Book of United States Coins, even if your zinc-coated steel coin is counterfeit, it's no great loss. The most expensive one for this year is described as a "Boldly Double Mint mark" and a grade of MS-65 is worth $250 while a grade of F-12 is only worth $12. If you tell me more about what you have I'll look it up in this book for you. This is the book coin dealers use to price their coins. At any rate, I doubt that anyone would waste time counterfeiting such an inexpensive coin.
Answered by Set - Sat Jul 12 16:42:45 2008
What kind of steel should I use to make a die for hot forming titanium?
Q. We need to make a die for hot forming of titanium that can handle temperatures from 1300-1500 deg F. It will need to be heated up and cooled down numerous times to make several parts. We were looking for a recomendation on what type of steel to buy for our die that could handle these temperatures best.
Asked by steeler6326 - Mon Jun 18 11:17:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *WPS-Work pressure steel. *Premium Grade H13 tool steel. *Die materials for aluminum die-casting need to be resistant to heat checking, and have good resistance to washout and to soldering in a fast flow of molten aluminum. To resist heat checking, die materials should have a low coefficient of thermal expansion, high thermal conductivity, high hot yield strength, good temper softening resistance, high creep strength, and adequate ductility. To resist the washout and soldering, die materials should have high hot hardness, good temper resistance, low solubility in molten aluminum and good oxidation resistance. It is difficult for one material to satisfy with all above requirements. In practice, H13 steel is the most popular material for… [cont.]
Answered by cpl_cpl_halol c - Mon Jun 18 12:17:54 2007
Q. We need to make a die for hot forming of titanium that can handle temperatures from 1300-1500 deg F. It will need to be heated up and cooled down numerous times to make several parts. We were looking for a recomendation on what type of steel to buy for our die that could handle these temperatures best.
Asked by steeler6326 - Mon Jun 18 11:17:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *WPS-Work pressure steel. *Premium Grade H13 tool steel. *Die materials for aluminum die-casting need to be resistant to heat checking, and have good resistance to washout and to soldering in a fast flow of molten aluminum. To resist heat checking, die materials should have a low coefficient of thermal expansion, high thermal conductivity, high hot yield strength, good temper softening resistance, high creep strength, and adequate ductility. To resist the washout and soldering, die materials should have high hot hardness, good temper resistance, low solubility in molten aluminum and good oxidation resistance. It is difficult for one material to satisfy with all above requirements. In practice, H13 steel is the most popular material for… [cont.]
Answered by cpl_cpl_halol c - Mon Jun 18 12:17:54 2007
would a stainless steel built in microwave look good with a black stove?
Q. I have a black stove, black fridge and all of my small appliances, knives ect. are black. I need to buy a new built in microwave and I found a stainless steel one that I look. I just don't know if it would look ok or match with the rest of my appliances. Does anyone have this mixture in your home or do you think it would look ok? it's actually an over the range microwave. don't know if that really matters.
Asked by beca2121 - Sun Jul 25 18:18:37 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a black stove, black fridge and all of my small appliances, knives ect. are black. I need to buy a new built in microwave and I found a stainless steel one that I look. I just don't know if it would look ok or match with the rest of my appliances. Does anyone have this mixture in your home or do you think it would look ok? it's actually an over the range microwave. don't know if that really matters.
Asked by beca2121 - Sun Jul 25 18:18:37 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How to prevent slippage of hardened steel tensiles in a tensile tester?
Q. I am using an Instron testing instrument and have repeated problems with tensile slippage. We have purchased new steel grips and clean them daily. I have tried several different methods of "wrapping" the tensile ends (sandpaper, duct tape, even steel epoxy). Help!
Asked by Tom T - Wed Apr 1 11:55:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From a practical point of view, the first answer will work. Another suggestion... call Instron, they are typically very good on tech support. It may be that the knurled surface of the jaws are worn or were not hardened sufficiently but, if you got new ones, that's probably not the issue. You might investigate custom grips designed specifically for a particular tensile coupon (this might make financial sense if you can save time on fabrication of samples or save time on running the tests or reduce the number of samples you have to make to get representative data).
Answered by Gary H - Wed Apr 1 12:32:06 2009
Q. I am using an Instron testing instrument and have repeated problems with tensile slippage. We have purchased new steel grips and clean them daily. I have tried several different methods of "wrapping" the tensile ends (sandpaper, duct tape, even steel epoxy). Help!
Asked by Tom T - Wed Apr 1 11:55:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From a practical point of view, the first answer will work. Another suggestion... call Instron, they are typically very good on tech support. It may be that the knurled surface of the jaws are worn or were not hardened sufficiently but, if you got new ones, that's probably not the issue. You might investigate custom grips designed specifically for a particular tensile coupon (this might make financial sense if you can save time on fabrication of samples or save time on running the tests or reduce the number of samples you have to make to get representative data).
Answered by Gary H - Wed Apr 1 12:32:06 2009
How do I clean rust from stainless steel spoons?
Q. I got a stainless steel cutlery set - all ok except the teaspoons! They rust in the dishwasher. Can I use steel wool to take off the rust?
Asked by John F - Tue Aug 7 08:09:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could use steal wool, but I would be wary about scratching the stainless steal.
Answered by christina J - Sun Aug 12 16:59:59 2007
Q. I got a stainless steel cutlery set - all ok except the teaspoons! They rust in the dishwasher. Can I use steel wool to take off the rust?
Asked by John F - Tue Aug 7 08:09:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could use steal wool, but I would be wary about scratching the stainless steal.
Answered by christina J - Sun Aug 12 16:59:59 2007
How to prevent stainless steel getting rusty in the dishwasher?
Q. I have a Hotpoint SDW80 dishwasher. It's very good but on the normal program (the one I use the most) leaves the stainless steel like pots, cutlery and so on labelled 'dishwasher safe' rusty. Is there anything that I can do to prevent that happening? Do I have to stop the program towards the end when the drying time is active, would be that OK or I have to wait till the program has completed? Any other suggestion?
Asked by astik69 - Wed Jun 10 10:12:15 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suspect one of two alternatives is happening: Either the stuff is going rusty in which case it is not stainless steel. or (more likely) Burnt fat and the like is not being effectively washed off by your dishwasher and it is this residue that you think is rust; I have to admit that would be an easy mistake to make. Before you put such stuff in the dishwasher try immersing in very hot water with a good splash of fairy liquid or similar - leave for 15 minutes then take a brillo pad to the worst affected areas. Then and only then put through the dishwasher. Good luck,
Answered by Roger M - Wed Jun 10 10:25:31 2009
Q. I have a Hotpoint SDW80 dishwasher. It's very good but on the normal program (the one I use the most) leaves the stainless steel like pots, cutlery and so on labelled 'dishwasher safe' rusty. Is there anything that I can do to prevent that happening? Do I have to stop the program towards the end when the drying time is active, would be that OK or I have to wait till the program has completed? Any other suggestion?
Asked by astik69 - Wed Jun 10 10:12:15 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suspect one of two alternatives is happening: Either the stuff is going rusty in which case it is not stainless steel. or (more likely) Burnt fat and the like is not being effectively washed off by your dishwasher and it is this residue that you think is rust; I have to admit that would be an easy mistake to make. Before you put such stuff in the dishwasher try immersing in very hot water with a good splash of fairy liquid or similar - leave for 15 minutes then take a brillo pad to the worst affected areas. Then and only then put through the dishwasher. Good luck,
Answered by Roger M - Wed Jun 10 10:25:31 2009
How to clean stainless steel cookware factory polish residue?
Q. For brand new stainless steel cookware, if you run a kitchen towel or tissue over the edge or even the smooth surface, you can wipe off some gray color or charcoal color polish residue, you know what I'm talking about. Especially, at the edge, it is hard to clean them off completely. Don't know whether they are bad to your health. Anything that can clean them off completely and easily? It seems, those polish residue is not like grease or oil, it is not hot soap water soluble.
Asked by eagerlearner - Sun Nov 22 20:35:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dish soap and hot water, or run them through a dishwasher. They always recommend washing new kitchenware before using it.
Answered by Karen L - Sun Nov 22 22:51:48 2009
Q. For brand new stainless steel cookware, if you run a kitchen towel or tissue over the edge or even the smooth surface, you can wipe off some gray color or charcoal color polish residue, you know what I'm talking about. Especially, at the edge, it is hard to clean them off completely. Don't know whether they are bad to your health. Anything that can clean them off completely and easily? It seems, those polish residue is not like grease or oil, it is not hot soap water soluble.
Asked by eagerlearner - Sun Nov 22 20:35:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dish soap and hot water, or run them through a dishwasher. They always recommend washing new kitchenware before using it.
Answered by Karen L - Sun Nov 22 22:51:48 2009
How does a stainless steel thermos flask stay hot?
Q. I was mostly just wondering, dtailed answers are appreciated. But as always, all answers are appreciated. Once I had hot water in a stainless steel thermos flask and it was still hot 2 days later, I was wondering why.
Asked by Bez - Thu Sep 20 14:46:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's because it's a vacuum flask, you have two stainless steel flasks welded together with only a vacuum between, a vacuum is a very poor conductor of heat so it's a very good insulator
Answered by Paul - Thu Sep 20 14:54:27 2007
Q. I was mostly just wondering, dtailed answers are appreciated. But as always, all answers are appreciated. Once I had hot water in a stainless steel thermos flask and it was still hot 2 days later, I was wondering why.
Asked by Bez - Thu Sep 20 14:46:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's because it's a vacuum flask, you have two stainless steel flasks welded together with only a vacuum between, a vacuum is a very poor conductor of heat so it's a very good insulator
Answered by Paul - Thu Sep 20 14:54:27 2007
How do you clean a scorched stainless steel pan?
Q. I just came in from work, put a heavy gage stainless steel, copper bottom pan on with a bit of oil to heat for dinner. My husband called with an emergency and I forgot the pan for about five minutes. By the time I got back to the pan it was scorched black and the oil caught fire as I rounded the corner. I put the fire out with salt since it was an oil fire and it now sits on the back steps waiting for the smoke to disapate. HOW do I clean this? It is scorched BLACK. I'll admit I haven't gotten it to the sink yet since it is still hot but this is a new pan and I'd hate to think it is ruined. Any cleaning ideas? I've always cooked in cast iron so the stainles steel is a new experience. Advise please!
Asked by digitaldiva1229 - Tue Jun 26 19:55:31 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am so glad you ask. This is my favorite cleaning tip. Just put eclectic dish washing liquid in the pan. Add just a little hot water. Soak over night. Next day just a little brush and all gone.
Answered by thirsty mind - Tue Jun 26 20:05:34 2007
Q. I just came in from work, put a heavy gage stainless steel, copper bottom pan on with a bit of oil to heat for dinner. My husband called with an emergency and I forgot the pan for about five minutes. By the time I got back to the pan it was scorched black and the oil caught fire as I rounded the corner. I put the fire out with salt since it was an oil fire and it now sits on the back steps waiting for the smoke to disapate. HOW do I clean this? It is scorched BLACK. I'll admit I haven't gotten it to the sink yet since it is still hot but this is a new pan and I'd hate to think it is ruined. Any cleaning ideas? I've always cooked in cast iron so the stainles steel is a new experience. Advise please!
Asked by digitaldiva1229 - Tue Jun 26 19:55:31 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am so glad you ask. This is my favorite cleaning tip. Just put eclectic dish washing liquid in the pan. Add just a little hot water. Soak over night. Next day just a little brush and all gone.
Answered by thirsty mind - Tue Jun 26 20:05:34 2007
How different would a steel solid motor mount vs urethane mount be?
Q. Just for a ford truck with a 460, but I was wondering if converting to a steel motor mount would give my car more efficient motor power, if that makes sense. Also how would the ride quality be.
Asked by savehumanity - Tue Jul 14 00:37:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont dooo itt. unless its a drag modification. after about 10 minutes you wont wanna be in it. learned from 350
Answered by lil b - Tue Jul 14 01:08:04 2009
Q. Just for a ford truck with a 460, but I was wondering if converting to a steel motor mount would give my car more efficient motor power, if that makes sense. Also how would the ride quality be.
Asked by savehumanity - Tue Jul 14 00:37:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont dooo itt. unless its a drag modification. after about 10 minutes you wont wanna be in it. learned from 350
Answered by lil b - Tue Jul 14 01:08:04 2009
How to clean stainless steel and granite?
Q. My countertops always look so bad and streaky. What should I use on them to make them look shiny? Same goes for my stainless steel appliances. Thanks for your help!
Asked by Carrie - Mon Jul 7 18:40:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I clean my granite with a Black Diamond Granite Cleaner. It absolutely is streak free. I tried the Simple Green line and it was awful. Do not clean your granite with anything that isn't specifically for granites and stones. You will dull the granite. I use a Stainless polish on my appliances including my stainless sink several times a week. It protects against fingerprints and keeps the stainless sparkling. All these products are available at your supermarket or hardware stores. Again only use the products that are recommended and nothing else.
Answered by dawnb - Mon Jul 7 21:06:43 2008
Q. My countertops always look so bad and streaky. What should I use on them to make them look shiny? Same goes for my stainless steel appliances. Thanks for your help!
Asked by Carrie - Mon Jul 7 18:40:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I clean my granite with a Black Diamond Granite Cleaner. It absolutely is streak free. I tried the Simple Green line and it was awful. Do not clean your granite with anything that isn't specifically for granites and stones. You will dull the granite. I use a Stainless polish on my appliances including my stainless sink several times a week. It protects against fingerprints and keeps the stainless sparkling. All these products are available at your supermarket or hardware stores. Again only use the products that are recommended and nothing else.
Answered by dawnb - Mon Jul 7 21:06:43 2008
How much does a steel drum player cost?
Q. I'm thinking about having someone play the steel drums at my beach wedding in the Florida Keys. Does anyone know how much this can cost? I'm only planning to have one person, not a whole band. Thanks!
Asked by saucydisco - Mon May 18 01:31:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends. Usually between 30 and 100 dollars an hour depending on their experience/professionalis m. haha I know that's a huge range, but it's true. I'm a percussionist and studio drummer just starting out, and I charge 35.
Answered by sniper2073 - Thu May 21 01:44:43 2009
Q. I'm thinking about having someone play the steel drums at my beach wedding in the Florida Keys. Does anyone know how much this can cost? I'm only planning to have one person, not a whole band. Thanks!
Asked by saucydisco - Mon May 18 01:31:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends. Usually between 30 and 100 dollars an hour depending on their experience/professionalis m. haha I know that's a huge range, but it's true. I'm a percussionist and studio drummer just starting out, and I charge 35.
Answered by sniper2073 - Thu May 21 01:44:43 2009
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