At the bottom of each of the two bolts that hold each door on the vehicle, there are nuts that must be removed in order to take the doors off of your Jeep. Use a 13 millimeter socket and wrench to remove these nuts. Use a six point socket rather than a twelve point socket to minimize how much the nut can move inside the socket. Turn the nuts counter-clockwise to loosen them. The nuts are painted to match the body of the Jeep, so be very careful not to damage the paint as you unscrew them. Damaging the paint will not only stand out, but could lead to rusting. Scraped or scratched off paint can be repaired using automotive touch up paint. Using a six point socket will reduce the chances of damaging the paint on the nuts. With the nuts removed, reach through the open window to gain a good grip on the door handles on both the inside and outside. Pull the door straight up to pull the bolts that are attached to the door out of the brackets that hold them in place. If you can't roll down the window, grip the outside edges of either side of the door to pull it up. Be careful not to pinch your fingers in the gap between the door and the body before removing it. You will need to store the doors someplace safe. For the time being, lay a blanket or soft material on the floor. If you intend to leave the doors off of your Jeep for an extended period of time, you can wrap the blanket around them to serve as extra protection. For the time being, the blanket will protect the door's surfaces from abrasion. Set each door down on the blanket with the painted external surface facing up. You may also lean the door up against a vertical surface, but be sure to place the blanket beneath the door's edge to avoid chipping the paint. It is recommended that you hang a blanket over the doors as well if you store them standing up. Be sure to place the doors someplace where they will not be disturbed or knocked over. Once you have the first door removed and set aside, repeat the entire process on the other side to remove the remaining door. Store both doors someplace safe and out of the way. Make sure to keep the nuts you remove from the door hardware someplace safe for when you choose to reinstall the doors.
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One-sentence summary -- Remove the nuts on the bottom of each bolt. Be careful with the paint on the door hardware. Lift the door straight up to disconnect it. Lay a blanket on the floor. Place the door interior side down on the blanket. Repeat the process on the other door.

Q: Fill a bucket with hot water. Add an ammonia-based cleaner to help remove mold or mildew on older furniture. Use a sponge to wash the entire surface of the piece you'll be painting. Spray the furniture with a hose. Use a pressurized nozzle attachment if you have one. Make sure to spray every surface of the furniture from multiple angles to ensure a complete rinse. To clean brand new plastic, wipe down with a cloth soaked in paint thinner. An all-purpose cleaner, such as dish soap, will work if the furniture is not too dirty. Dry the furniture with a cotton towel and allow it to air dry completely. Ensure the furniture is completely dry before proceeding. Choose an area with good ventilation to paint your furniture. A garage with the door open or a flat surface outdoors are ideal. Cover the surface of the ground with a material you don't mind dropping paint on, such as newspaper or a tarp. Use painter's tape to cover any surfaces of the furniture you do not wish to paint. For example, if you only want to paint the surface of a table, tape off the top portion of each leg. If the piece you're working on has been painted before, it will need to be lightly sanded. It is often worth sanding a bare plastic surface, as this will help primer and paint better adhere to the furniture. Use sandpaper or a sanding sponge with fine -grit to gently brush the entire surface. Test your sanding material in an inconspicuous spot on the furniture. Reduce pressure or use sanding equipment with a finer grit if any visible scratches appear. After sanding, wipe down the surface of the piece with a tack cloth to remove dust. Skip to priming if the furniture is already smooth. Old furniture that has sat in the sun may be ready to paint after cleaning and drying. New plastic furniture will likely benefit from a light sanding.
A: Clean the furniture. Protect other surfaces. Sand the furniture's surface.

Article: Unless your climate is getting regular rain, it's a good idea to water your seedling 2-3 times a week for the first 3-6 months of your magnolia tree's life. Following that, try to see that it gets water at least once a week. Magnolia trees tend to be fairly resilient, and you won't need to do much to maintain them if there's sufficient rain throughout the growing season. The amount you should water your seedling will depend on the heat of your climate. Naturally, more water should be administered in hotter climates. . Pruning refers to cutting the ends off of branches. Though it may sound counter-intuitive, this actually encourages the growth of new blooms and will make your tree grow faster in the long run. Wait until mid-spring to prune. Cut off branches that look misshapen or dead. Crossing branches should also be cut off, as they hurt the growth of the branches they're impeding. This is similar to the way hairdressers cut the ends off hair to enable further growth. Avoid pruning mature trees if you can help it. Pruning a mature tree excessively can be fatal to its existence. Pruning should be reserved for trees that are still in the process of growing. Magnolia trees are susceptible to a number of pests and diseases. Watch your tree carefully for issues like white or black spots on leaves, knobs and rot in tree limbs, and small insects. Common magnolia tree problems can include: Bacteria and fungi, which can cause white and black spots throughout your tree. Treat this issue by simply removing any infected leaves and raking up any fallen infected leaves. Cankers disease, which can warp and destroy branches. If you notice a branch impacted by cankers, it needs to be removed immediately. Proper fertilization and watering can help prevent future complications. Magnolia scale, which is an insect that preys on magnolia trees. An infected tree will need to be sprayed with insecticide. A clean tree can be protected by applying a summer oil or a dormant oil once in August, October, and March.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Irrigate your tree during early growth. Prune your tree regularly Watch your tree for pests and disease.

Article: Unless it's specified in the script that your character does something like a smoky eye, keep dramatic makeup off the stage. Dramatic colors, especially around the eyes, will look unnatural on the stage. Stick to eyeshadow colors that match your natural skin tone. Get as many waterproof brands of makeup as you can. Waterproof makeup will hold up better as you sweat on stage, preventing your makeup from smearing. You will also not waste as much time reapplying makeup. You may get concerned if your makeup ends up looking overdone. This is normal for stage makeup, so do not tone down your look. People need to be able to see you under the lights and from a distance. Your makeup will look a little dramatic, but that's okay.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Avoid dramatic colors. Make sure all your makeup is waterproof. Don't worry if your makeup looks overdone.