G-sensor: Built-in (auto save emergency car accident cases, will not be deleted)
LCD screen size: 2.7 inch TFT LCD, 16:9
Lens: A + grade high-resolution wide-angle lens
Language: Russian, French, Italian, Spanish, English, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Japanese, etc.
File Format: AVI
Color effects: Standard
Continuous loop video: seamless loop recording, no leakage seconds
Truck off: Support auto ignition boot, turn off shutdown
Motion detection function: Support
Date hours: Support
Photo format: JPEG
Memory card: TF (maximum support 32GB Class 4 Recommended)(Card not included)
Microphone: Support
Built-in speaker: Support
Video format: PAL / NTSC
Current Frequency: 50HZ/60HZ
Power Interface: 5V 1.5A
Battery: Built-in: 3.7V 300mA
Take control your car mess with the Handheld Car Vacuum Cleaner
Lightweight and portable, so you can easily clean every inch of your car's interior
Has a nozzle that provides powerful airflow and allows you to reach the tight spaces in your car
Easy to use - just insert into the cigarette lighter plug
Convenient and quick
Size (cm): 8 x 33 x 9
Power supply: 12V car power
It's the quintessential family scene: children climbing into a car with muddy shoes, leaving dirt all over the car's seats and floor. Or, its been a rainy weekend - and all of you are getting into the car, early in the morning, to go home. Obviously, there's dirt all over the inside of the car, but you guys are having way too much fun to care. Once awake, reality sinks in, and it isn't pretty. Someone's going to have to clean all that dust and caked mud from the car. Let this Handheld Car Vacuum do the job for you. Its powerful vacuum pump effectively tackles dirt so you can go ahead and have all the fun and play all the games you want, and never worry about the inside your car looking like a disaster zone ever again.
ANTI-THEFT BASEBALL BAT STYLE STEERING WHEEL LOCK
HIGH VISIBILITY DETERRENT
FITED WITH UNIQUE CROSS KEY LOCKING MECHANISM
FITS MOST VEHICLES
2 KEYS PROVIDED
Clay bars are an excellent tool for maintaining a car's clean, flawless paint job. Made from either synthetic or natural clay, they safely and effectively remove contaminants that an ordinary car wash cannot, including industrial fallout, brake dust, rail dust, and acid rain. These substances can wreak havoc on a car's finish over time. Claying a car can help prevent damage, and helps wax and sealants adhere for a brilliant, uniform shine. In order to ensure optimal results and avoid scratching, consumers should inform themselves in advance about the materials they need and steps to follow when claying their car.
When to Clay
Cars receive constant exposure to contaminants when they are on the road, and those parked outdoors are particularly prone to pollution and debris build-up. A general rule of thumb is to clay twice a year, though cars more heavily exposed to pollutants may require more frequent claying.
Plastic Bag Test
First, wash and dry the vehicle. Then, put a clean plastic sandwich bag over your hand and place it on the car. Lightly rub your fingers over the paint: contaminated paint feels gritty to the touch. This is a sign that it is time to clay the car.
Required Materials
There are just a few required materials to use a clay bar.
Product
Description
Clay bar
Lifts contaminants from paint job
Available in bar sizes from 2-to 8-ounces
Choose fine-grade to start
Use a medium-grade bar for more stubborn spots only, as it usually requires polishing after
Clay lubricant
Loosens debris and creates a slick surface for the clay to pass over, preventing damage
Microfiber towel
Gently wipes off excess lube without scratching
It is vital to use a clay lubricant in order to prevent the clay from marking the car's surface. Clay kits are also available. These are a convenient way to buy a clay bar with its corresponding clay lubricant.
Steps in Claying a Car
One of the most important things to remember is that the working surface must be slick. Therefore, it is best to work gradually over small areas, so that the clay lubricant does not dry out. For the same reason, work out of direct sunlight if possible.
Step One: Lubricate
Spray a small area, about 18 square inches, with the clay lubricant. Make sure the lubricant completely covers every square inch.
Step Two: Use the Clay Bar
Break off a small piece of the clay bar and gently rub it back and forth over the working area. Do so in overlapping passes from left to right or up and down. The clay should grab, which is a sign it is picking up the contaminants. When the clay bar glides freely, the paint should be clean.
Step Three: Wipe the Area
Using a microfiber cloth, wipe the excess lube from the area. Run a finger across the paint: it should be smooth. If not, repeat steps two and three, making sure to first reshape the clay bar to expose a new, clean area.
Step Four: Work over the Entire Surface
Repeat steps two and three, gradually working over the vehicle's entire paint job. This detailing process works on chrome and glass, and clay can very effectively remove tar, sap, and insect remains.
Additional Tips for Clay Bars
A 2-ounce clay bar can last up to two years, if used on just one vehicle.
● Avoid picking up contaminants on the bar; they can transfer onto the car's surface.
● Break off a small piece of the clay bar to use at any given time. That way, if it accidentally drops, the entire bar is not wasted.
● Mist the clay bar with lubricant before storing in its storage case or bag. Cut up larger bars (8-ounce bars, for example) into quarters and lubricate to keep them moist.
● For best results, wax or seal the car after claying. This step helps fill in any tiny holes that may remain after dislodging contaminants.