Method 2 requires wet/dry sandpaper (800grit & 1500grit), a spray bottle filled with clean water, dry cotton towels, and a clear coat spray paint that offers UV protection. Once clean, spray a mist of water on the 800 grit paper and start working in a light/soft slow circle motion on one headlight. *keep the paper wet at all times and spray the lens to clear off the mess. Wash the lens off and let it dry. It will look even worse than before. Once its fully dry, spray it in an even light coat of the clear spray paint following the instructions on the can. Remember to cover your car's paint and all areas that may get paint overspray on them. Once the clear is dry, you can compare your brighter lens to your old one. Everyone says to just repeat the process on the other lens, but this is you chance to compare and decide if you want to replace or restore. It also gives you the bragging rights and ability to show loved ones the difference and what you can do.
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One-sentence summary -- Get what you will need. Wash your headlights. Repeat the process on the same lens with the 1500 grit paper.

To really fight for your relationship, you have to be willing to take your partner as a whole person even the habits and behaviors you may dislike or resent. This is no small challenge. But it's a necessary one if you want to salvage your connection. Try to see things from the other side. Say you've always hated your partner's messiness. Try to reverse the situation and see their point of view: are they really so messy, or are you overly concerned with tidiness? Accept that you don't have control over your partner or your partner's background and raising. Seeing their "incorrect" habits as a reflection of upbringing or deeply held priorities and values can help to soften the tension. Maintain certain boundaries, though. You are under no obligation at all to accept destructive or abusive behavior. To save a relationship, you'll not only have to compromise on small things like habits and behavior but also on the larger feeling that you're in the "right." This attitude isn't usually helpful. It can prevent you from changing the way you see your partner, and yourself. Remind yourself that if one of you is right, the other is not necessarily wrong. Your partner's contrasting opinions don't invalidate yours they are just different. For example, your notions of etiquette how to act, talk, and socialize politely might be very different from your partner's. But one of these views is not necessarily more correct than the other. They are simply different. Probably the most important thing in fighting for a relationship is building empathy. And the result of accepting your partner's opinions and values should be an effort on your part to try to meet their emotional and physical needs, as best you can, without compromising yourself. Be open to compromise so long as your partner's needs don't break with your own values. For example, say religion is very important to your partner but not to you. Are you willing to support this part of their life? Or say you've squabbled over affection and now realize that your partner expresses affection is different ways than you, maybe through gifts or gestures. Are you willing to learn this "language"? An effort on your part will make your partner feel more valued.
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One-sentence summary -- Learn to accept your partner. Let go of feelings of superiority. Honor and support your partner's needs.

Dye is translucent, so the original color will show through. This means that if you try to dye blue jeans pink, you'll get purple instead. That aside, you can still dye white jeans any color you want, including black or blue. You can also use this technique to revitalize an old pair of faded jeans. Just stick with black dye or indigo dye. Each dye is different, so read the instructions on the package first to find out how much dye you should use. In most cases, you'll use 12 cup (120mL) or half a bottle of dye for every 1 pound (500 g) of dry fabric. In most cases, 1/2 to 1 bottle of fabric dye should be enough to dye 1 pair of jeans. If your jeans are more than 1 pound (500 g), however, get another bottle of dye. Powdered dye will also work, but you will need to dissolve it in 1 cup (240mL) of hot water first. You should do this regardless if they are new or old. Jeans fresh off the rack often contain a chemical coating that helps them look nice in the store. Unfortunately, this can also keep dye from adhering. On the other hand, used jeans need to be washed too; otherwise, the dirt and skin oils will keep the dye from sticking as well. Wash the jeans according to the instructions on the tag. Most jeans can be washed in the washer, but some need to be hand washed. Pay attention to the water temperature. Most jeans will require cold water, but some can withstand warm water.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose blue jeans for a dark color or white jeans for a light color. Weigh the jeans with a scale to find out how much dye you need. Wash the jeans following the instructions on the care tag.

If you assemble the pieces at random, the puzzle will usually be unsolvable. Reassemble it in a solved position instead, starting with four edge pieces of the same color. This first part is the most difficult: Slide each edge piece into position around the matching central place. Hold them in place so they don't fall. If a piece won't go in, slide it on in a "wrong" position and twist it into place. Once the cross is made, carefully put the cube down, with the cross on the table surface. The four corner pieces on the bottom should snap on easily. They will help hold the other pieces in place, so it will be easier from here on out. Make sure all pieces are in the correct position. Push them firmly into place. You should now have one gap in the middle layer. Begin with a corner, which should attach easily, then build from it until you have two rows done. The edge pieces are easier to attach if you rotate the top layer so you can slot the edge piece in directly over the gap you left in the middle layer. Finish up with the final four pieces: Attach the last piece in the middle layer. Attach the two remaining corner pieces in the top layer. Rotate the top layer at a 45 angle to the others. Attach the final piece. The cube can feel stiff at first after adding lubricant, but after a few minutes of working it in, you should notice faster, smoother turns. If you adjusted the screws, it can take a couple hours of use to break in the cube and check whether the tension is where you want it. If lubricating made your cube stiffer and the problem doesn't go away within a couple days, you probably used too much lubricant. Disassemble the cube and wipe off the excess.
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Make a cross of a single color. Complete the bottom layer. Attach three pieces in the middle layer. Build two rows of the top layer. Complete the cube. Scramble the cube for a while.