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Category Archives: DIY restore
Get your hands dirty and breathe new life into your 2005–2010 Scion tC with our DIY Restore articles — the ultimate resource for restoring rare, obsolete, or hard-to-find parts back to showroom quality. From repainting heat shields and reviving used OEM components to custom fitting NLA gear and tackling tricky reconditioning projects, this category is packed with walkthroughs, tips, and techniques to help you get those obsolete parts back into working order.
brake system, DIY restore
PART 1 – Restoring a used Wilwood BBK kit found on marketplace for 1st Gen Scion tC
In this article I describe the pain staking restoration of used Wilwood BBK kit I found on Facebook marketplace
DIY maintenance, DIY restore
Valvoline claims it cleans engines. Really? Here’s My 12,000 mile journey using Valvoline Restore & Protect
Want to know whether Valvoline Restore & Protect actually removes deposits or just slick marketing? My hands-on experience with this engine-cleaning oil.
In this article I show you how to paint your exhaust manifold heat shield with Seymour cast iron gray high temp paint.
DIY restore, interior mods
Removing sun visor warning decal labels using isopropyl alcohol for a clean look
In this article I show you how to remove the warning label decals on your sun visors using isopropyl alcholo and and iron for a clean look
In this article I show you how I restored an NLA OEM TRD Cold Air intake I found on eBay back to working condition