Article: To repair your bumper, you will need fiberglass resin, fiberglass matting strips, and a liquid hardening agent, along with plastic or wooden sticks to help mix the resin and a brush or other applicator to put it on the bumper. You can purchase these separately or in pre-packaged fiberglass repair kits. Look for the materials at auto supply stores. Grab your cloth matting and hold it up to a damaged area. Using a fabric marker, make a line on top of the cloth indicating the crack placement. Then, take your fabric to a solid working table and cut it using a precision knife. So you have enough overlap to support the fiberglass, leave about 20mm (0.79in) of space around the marked area. Repeat this with each crack. Grab a small container and pour in the amount of resin you think you'll need to cover a specific piece of fiberglass matting. Then, check the instructions on the back of your resin container and apply the recommended amount of hardening agent. Using a plastic or wooden stick, stir the substances together until they are well mixed. Once combined, most resin mixes stay soft for 8 to 12 minutes, after which they become unusable. Cover the back of a damaged area with a sheet of fiberglass matting. Using a brush or other applicator, cover the entirety of the cloth and about 2.5 inches (6.4cm) of the surrounding area with the resin mix. Repeat this with each crack, then let the matting cure in a moderately warm area for about 2 hours. For extremely large cracks, you may need to apply matting to the front of the bumper as well.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase resin, hardener, and cloth matting strips. Cut the fiberglass matting to the size of each cracked area. Mix the resin and hardener together. Apply the matting to your bumper using the resin mix.

Problem: Article: Make sure your computer is near a wall cable socket. Most modem's don't have an On/Off switch. Plugging and unplugging them is how you turn them on and off. When the DSL modem is turned on, it has to go through a boot up process. You can tell this process is done when most of the lights have turned on and stopped blinking. There's usually one light that will keep blinking. It usually takes about 30-60 seconds for a modem to finish turning on. If you've purchased a new modem, you'll need to call your DSL ISP associate your modem with your ISP account username and password. If you don't know what these are, you'll need to call your ISP to get them. Open a web browser. In the address field, type the modem's IP address. It's often printed on the modem itself. If not, it will be in the modem's manual. Common modem IP addresses are 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1. Click here for a list of modem specific IP addresses. Once you've connected to the modem's administrative screen, look for PPPoE. Enter your DSL account username and password into the PPPoE fields. The username is usually an email address. If you don't know your account username and password, contact your DSL ISP. When the setup is complete, save the settings. The internet light on your modem should turn green to indicate that you are online. Open a web browser and go to a website that you haven't been to before. If you go to a website you've been to recently, your browser may load it from its memory. If the website loaded, then you're connected to the internet. If not, complete the rest of the steps. Searching for something using a search engine is a good way to do this.
Summary: Plug the DSL modem into your computer. Plug the DSL modem into the wall cable socket. Plug in the DSL modem's power cord. Log in to the modem's administrative screen. Enter your DSL account username and password. Save your settings. Test your internet connection.

While some people are happy with just a few drops of Tabasco, others may want more of a kick. Try adding additional Tabasco or some other hot sauce. Do you have a favorite hot sauce? Try splashing a little bit into your next Caesar! For a fun twist, try adding a little Sriracha Chili Sauce. This will add a little heat and a little difference in taste. You can also add horseradish to your drink for a different kind of kick. Why not try wasabi instead of Tabasco? It will be just as hot but the kick will fade quickly after each sip. You don't have to stick to only celery salt on the rim. Perhaps you could simply mix celery salt with a little pepper for a little more flavor. If you want to get even more creative you can make a mixture of celery salt, pepper, garlic powder, and just a touch of chili powder to use when rimming your glass. This will certainly give a huge pop of flavor when you take a drink. If you want to get fancy and punch up the flavor of your drink, you can make your own Clamato. Simply combine tomato juice with canned clam juice to punch up the clam flavor in your drink. If you are planning on making multiple drinks combine 412 cups (1,100mL) of tomato juice with 1 bottle of clam juice (usually 1 cup (240ml)). This should make enough tomato clam juice for about 8 drinks. Who says you can only have a lime wedge and a stick of celery in your drink? Try adding olives, pickles, pepper, or any pickled vegetable. If you are getting really wild you can even stick a strip of fried bacon right into the glass. Get a long skewer and put roasted garlic cloves, cherry tomatoes, and cooked shrimp on it. Add the skewer to the glass and you practically have a meal included with your drink! Your imagination is really the only limit to the type of garnishes you can add. If you are in the mood for a Caesar but you can't get drunk, or don't want to, them make a virgin one without vodka. All you need to do is omit the vodka from the recipe and you will still have a delicious, salty drink to enjoy.
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Add more heat. Play around with how you line the rim. Make the clam and tomato juice from scratch. Add more garnishes. Try it virgin.