Do you sell a shade house kit approx. 2m x 2m x 3m

To use the 3M Quick Fix Adhesive Kit to glue on a Jeep emblem, follow these steps:
Clean the Surface: Ensure that the surface where you'll attach the emblem is clean, dry, and free from any dirt, grease, or residue. Use a mild detergent or rubbing alcohol to clean the area thoroughly. Let it dry completely.
Prepare the Emblem and Surface: If the Jeep emblem has an existing adhesive residue, carefully remove it using a suitable adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol. Wipe it clean and dry.
Prepare the Quick Fix Adhesive: Open the 3M Quick Fix Adhesive Kit. Typically, these kits consist of a dual adhesive syringe that combines resin and hardener. Follow the instructions provided in the kit to properly mix the adhesive components. Some kits require you to press and release the plunger to mix the resin and hardener thoroughly.
Apply the Adhesive: Squeeze a small amount of the mixed adhesive onto the back of the Jeep emblem or onto the surface where you'll place the emblem. Apply the adhesive sparingly but cover the necessary area evenly.
Attach the Emblem: Carefully place the Jeep emblem onto the prepared surface. Ensure it's aligned correctly and press it firmly into place.
Hold in Position: Hold the emblem in place with consistent pressure for the time recommended in the 3M Quick Fix Adhesive Kit instructions. This allows the adhesive to bond properly.
Allow Cure Time: Follow the curing time recommended by the adhesive kit instructions. It may take several hours for the adhesive to fully set and cure, so avoid moving or disturbing the emblem during this time.
Clean Up: Clean any excess adhesive around the edges of the emblem using a suitable solvent or rubbing alcohol before it fully hardens.
Remember to refer to the specific instructions provided with the 3M Quick Fix Adhesive Kit as different kits may have variations in their application procedures and curing times. Additionally, ensure you're working in a well-ventilated area and follow safety precautions as advised by the product instructions.

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3M makes a product that you can buy at an autoparts store. It comes in tubes and it is made for this exact thing. http://www.autogeek.net/3m-leather-vinyl-kit.html

Thers a product i use, this is made by 3m, its a 4 step product, first you sand, then sand again with a finner sand paper then you use a wheel with a cleaner on it and last you polish the lens and it comes out good, the key is to sand it good and take your time, napa sells this product, this kit comes with everything all you need is a drill,a good drill. good luck, also if you google 3m headlight restoration you will see theres even a video on youtube that will pop up, becareful theres a kit for 379.00 thats not the one, the kit i speak of is about 25.00 and will do a few sets of lights maybe two.heres a picture of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t1RBw0IGXA

auto zone sells a lens cleanig kit to do that

Hi:
You can make your head lights look better with a little elbow grease. First spray them down with a mild degreaser, like Simple green,and a soft cotton cloth, then rinse them off, and then get some car wax, and wax them several times, with a soft cotton cloth, and they should look better. If you want to make them look like new, 3M makes a restore kit for $20 or so , and they sell it at auto parts stores.

As far as your gas problem, your filler neck hose might have collapsed, and might need replaced.

You'll need the following. Painter's tape or Masking tape, 2000, 2500, 3000 grit sandpaper, bucket of water, headlight polish (PlastX, etc) and microfiber cloths

Mask off around the light so you don't have to worry about sanding your paint if your hand slips.

Soak the sand papers for at least 15 minutes. The more water the better Using the lowest grit, start sanding in ONE DIRECTION ONLY,(side to side). Keep the sandpaper wet and dip it in your bucket of water frequently. Now dry the headlight and it should look all hazy

Switch to the next finer grit, and repeat the step above, but this time go in the OPPOSITE DIRECTION (up and down). Keep using water
Dry it again, and it will look better than the first time.

Repeat the process again with your finest grit. Again, OPPOSITE DIRECTION with plenty of water. Dry it off. It should look relatively new at this point. Remove the tape as it will contain bits of grit from the sandpaper.

Generously apply the headlight polish in a circular motion to the headlight

Using your microfiber cloth, rub off .. repeat several times with FRESH rags until the polish is dry and gone.

Now the headlight will look like new

Replace the headlight assembly. Aftermarket headlight assemblies sell for about $60 to $70. Upgrade your bulbs to brighter, whiter lamps to increase visibility.