Q: Acetone is great for cleaning up fiberglass because it's strong and evaporates quickly. Just be sure not to soak any portion of the fiberglass in acetone, and keep acetone away from any caulking, plastic, or rubber. Fiberglass is usually applied in layers until it is thick enough to give the required strength you desire to achieve. Depending on your project (leaving room for flexibility of course), try at least 3 layers, but no more than 10. If possible, try laying down the fiberglass mat with the fibers oriented in different directions with each new layer. Fiberglass is strong across its axis but weak along its axis; if you can orient the strand mat so that its weak points are distributed along various axes instead of a single axis, you'll end up with much stronger fiberglass. Sand in between steps to eliminate rough spots where mat or cloth may project through the resin. Then, paint with a polyurethane or alkyd enamel, if desired. If you have covered your form or mold with wax paper or paraffin wax, you should be able to peel the form from inside the shape, or peel the shape off of the form. The fiberglass will not stick to the wax.
A: Clean up any tools or spills with a solvent containing acetone before the material hardens. Repeat the steps of applying mat and resin until the finished project is as thick as you want it. Finish your project by coating with gel coat or a smooth coat of resin. Remove your fiberglass from the form.

Q: Most laptops only have one hard drive slot, so if you replace your hard drive you will lose access to all of your old data. Ensure that anything you need is properly backed up, and that you have your operating system installation discs handy to install the operating system after the new drive is installed. Turn it over and remove the battery. Make sure that the power cable is not plugged it. Ground yourself, either by wearing an antistatic wrist strap, or by touching grounded metal. The location varies from laptop to laptop, but generally it will be located behind a panel on the underside of the laptop. You may need to remove stickers to access all of the screws. Usually, you can pull a piece of ribbon to pop the hard drive out of the connectors. The method will vary depending on your laptop model. The hard drive should be easy to remove from the laptop once it has been disconnected. Some hard drives will have cages attached to them. You will need to unscrew the cage and then attach it to the new hard drive before inserting it. Place the hard drive in the bay and press it firmly into the connectors. Make sure that the hard drive is lined up correctly before applying pressure. The hard drive should plug snugly into the connectors without a significant amount of force. Secure the hard drive with any screws or clips that you removed to get the old one out. Once your hard drive is secured and the panels have been replaced, you can power up your laptop. Your new hard drive should be recognized automatically, but will not boot since there is no operating system present. Follow one of the guides below for detailed instructions on reinstalling your specific operating system: Install Windows 7. Install Windows 8. Install Windows Vista Install Linux.
A: Back up your data. Power down the laptop. Access the old hard drive. Remove the old hard drive. Install your new drive. Close up the laptop.

Q: Static-prone hair is dry, so keeping your hair moisturized can help to prevent static. If you're running errands, at school, or just need a quick fix, try keeping a small bottle of leave-in conditioner with you. Squeeze out a dime-sized dab into your hands and massage it into your hair, helping to reduce the static. Hair oil and moisturizing creams are also options for a quick, on-the-go fix. You can find hair oil and moisturizing creams at a beauty supply or big box store, as well as online. Conditioner is super important to maintaining healthy-looking hair, especially if your hair tends to dry out easily. If you tend to skip the conditioner step when showering, or aren't using conditioner at all, consider finding a quality conditioner to help with the static. Use a conditioner every time you shampoo for best results. When picking out your conditioner or other hair care products, try to stay away from ingredients that dry your hair out, such as alcohol. A lot of hairsprays contain alcohol, which can cause your hair to have more static. To avoid this, look for a hairspray that's alcohol-free. It should say "alcohol-free" right on the label, or you can check the ingredients list on the back. Applying a moderate amount of alcohol-free hairspray to your hair can actually help prevent static. Visit your local drug or big box store to pick out an anti-frizz cream. Squeeze out a dime-sized amount and rub it into your hair, focusing on the sections below your ears so that the top of your hair doesn't get greasy. Rub your fingers through your hair to evenly distribute the cream. Avoid putting too much anti-frizz cream on your scalp, especially if you have fine or straight hair. These products tend to be a bit heavy, and when they mix with the natural oils of your scalp, your hair can look greasy and flat.
A: Buy a leave-in conditioner to prevent static when you're on-the-go. Look for conditioners that contain silicone to neutralize static in your hair. Select a hairspray that's alcohol-free. Try an anti-frizz cream to control frizz and static.

Q: " " The file has now been converted to a WAVE file.
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Open the control-panel from the Start Menu. Change the control-panel folder view to Classic and click on the Folder Options Icon. Click the view tab and locate the "Hide extensions for known file types" box in Advanced settings. Clear the box and click "Apply" and then "ok. Replace the file extension .wmv on the converted video file with .wav to create an audio-only file. Return to the default folder view by accessing the Folder Options menu from the Control Panel. Click the View Tap and place a check by clicking in the "Hide extensions for known file types" Box. Click "Apply" and then "ok.