INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need to support this part during the disassembly. Otherwise it may fall abruptly during disassembly and cause harm to yourself and/or the vehicle. The sway bar serves to keep the weight of the vehicle from shifting too much during cornering. It is attached to the lower control arm with bolts that will need to be removed. If the bolts are stuck, try using WD-40 and letting it set before trying to turn them. Once you have removed the bolts, move the sway bar away from the lower control arm. There is no need to take it all the way off of the vehicle. Shock absorbers are often run through the center of the spring and will need to be removed to remove the spring. Remove the upper and lower mountings that connect the shock absorber to the A-arms. Pull it out through the lower A-arm. It is made to go inside the coils and hook onto the spring. Once it is hooked, you tighten the bolt on the spring compressor and it slowly compresses the spring and holds it. Once you have compressed the spring, you will need to check the top and bottom A-arms for any connecting bolts. If any are found, remove them. Use a ball joint separator to break the connection. Now that the components are all loose, slowly release the spring. Loosen the bolt on the spring compressor slowly. This will allow the spring to expand to its normal size and you can remove it from the vehicle. Take it out through the bottom instead of trying to pull it out through the top. Remove any accessories such as insulators that are attached to the spring.

SUMMARY: Place the jack underneath the lower control arm. Disconnect the sway bar. Remove the shock absorber. Use the spring compressor to compress the spring. Unbolt the coil spring. Separate the ball joint from the lower A-arm. Take out the spring. Take everything off of the spring.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pick a blush color that is dark or light enough to suit your natural skin color. Use a blush with a pink tone, as a brownish color will look odd against the bronzer. If you are unsure what shade to choose, visit a makeup counter for expert advice.

SUMMARY: Choose a natural-looking pink blush color that suits you.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your ruler to draw a baseline, using light pressure to create a faint line. Above the baseline, draw your x-height line where you'd like your lowercase letters to peak, and then draw your cap height line where you'd like your capital letters to end. If your design will require more than one line of text, then you will want to draw guidelines for each line of text. If you want your letters to appear in a shape, such as a banner, heart, or cloud, you will also draw this shape when drawing your guidelines. Use your ruler to draw horizontal lines that will block off where your letters will appear on the page. You can draw the lines straight or at an angle, depending on what works best for your design. The space between the lines should fit one or two letters as you plan to draw them. The purpose of the horizontal lines it to help your draw all of your letters the same size and with the same spacing. Redraw the design that you chose from the sketching phase. Use the guidelines to space out your design. Start with just an outline, then slowly build up your piece. Don't start adding to your letters or inking them until you've completed a basic outline drawing. Add to your letters, making them thicker or more fleshed out, depending on your selected design. This step is where you will add thicker curves, bolder lines, and heavier strokes. Don't use too much graphite on the parts you want to color with ink because the pencil can smear or make it harder for you to ink the piece. You can add design quirks to your letters, and you can add other elements to the phrase you chose. Example embellishments that are common in hand lettering include arrows, stars, hearts, and large swoops or swirls. You can add whatever embellishments you'd like to create your own design.

SUMMARY: Draw your guidelines. Draw evenly spaced horizontal lines to help with spacing. Make a pencil drawing of your selected design. Make your letters thicker and more detailed. Add embellishments to your design.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Even if the zipper is structurally sound, sometimes some coaxing is needed. Gently unzipping the zipper further and then trying to zip it back up will sometimes solve the issue, especially if the zipper just caught on something. This step is common, so you may have already tried it. If you haven't, try pinching the fabric below the zipper to squeeze the garment into its zipped position. Do this while gently coaxing the slider of the zipper upwards. This step can help if the issue is caused by the teeth trying to pull away from each other. Another common tactic that you can try is pinching above the zipper. This tactic helps gather teeth together when they're having a hard time catching, and it can help in cases where the zipper is having trouble because your tailored slim-fit trousers or flirty cocktail dress are a little too tight. If the zipper is still sluggish, closely examine the zipper. Make sure there isn't anything like thread or hair stuck in it. If something is in the way, pull it out to see if that fixes the problem, as it can keep your zipper from closing easily. You may need to move the zipper back and forth as you try to pull the thread or hair out of the zipper. One of the most common problem areas for a zipper is actually the teeth. Over time, the teeth can get bent out of alignment. Look to see if all of your zipper's teeth are straight and in line. If they're not, you can use pliers to pull them back into place. Just don't be too rough, as you can pull the teeth off. Another option is to just replace the zipper completely. You can do it yourself at home, or you can take it to a tailor's to be replaced. Most sewing stores sell zippers you can use to replace the one you have. However, having a professional do it will be easier, and it doesn't cost too much.

SUMMARY:
Coax the zipper. Pinch below the zipper. Pinch above the zipper. Look for anything in the way. Check the teeth. Replace the zipper.