Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a clear case that fits your phone. Choose your glitter. Coat the back/inside of your phone case with decoupage glue. Sprinkle the glitter into the glue. Let the glue dry, then tap off the excess glitter. Apply another coat of decoupage glue and glitter, if needed. Paint the back/inside of the case with acrylic paint. Let the paint dry, then seal it. Allow the case to dry and cure completely before using it.

Answer: The case must be clear as you will be putting the glitter on the inside. If you use an opaque or colored case, the glitter won't show up! You can use extra-fine glitter, chunky glitter, or even extra-chunky glitter. For a more unique look, try metallic confetti. You can also gather some tinsel or metallic streamers, then cut them at angles into tiny parallelograms. Flip the case over and set it down onto a sheet of wax paper or parchment paper. Use a paintbrush or a foam brush to apply a thin coat of decoupage glue (i.e.: Mod Podge). Make sure that your decoupage glue has a glossy finish. You can always sprinkle all of the glitter onto the case for the ultimate blingy look, but there looks you can try too. Here are some ideas: Sprinkle the glitter sparsely over the case for a starry-night effect. Create an ombre effect by using more glitter towards one end, and less towards the other. Focus the glitter on just one section of the case, such as a corner or the center. How long the glue takes to dry depends on the brand you used. Most brands will dry in about 20 to 60 minutes, however. Once the glue dries, turn the case on its side, and tap it against the table. Next, turn the case upside down, and shake out any excess glitter. If you went with an ombre or sparse effect, you likely got the coverage you needed the first time around. If you coated your entire case with glitter, a single layer was probably not enough. In this case, brush on another layer of your glue, and add more glitter. Remember to let the glue dry, then shake out any excess glitter. Use a brush or foam brush to apply the paint right over the glitter. This will create a background to help the glitter really stand out. Black or white are great options. If you covered your entire case with glitter, choose a color that matches the glitter instead. Once the paint has dried (about 20 minutes), apply a final coat of your decoupage glue on top. This will seal the inside of your case completely and protect it against scratches. You can also use a good-quality varnish or sealer for this step, if you prefer. How long this takes depends on the type of decoupage glue or sealer you used. Read the label carefully. Just because something feels dry to the touch does not mean that it is ready to use. Most sealers will have a curing time, and will be ready in about 24 to 72 hours. Putting the case on before it dries can cause the glue to stick to your phone.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place a small amount of wax on a clean cloth. Rub the wax over the entire surface of the wheel. Allow the wax to dry fully, usually for about 10-15 minutes. Wipe the wax off with a clean, dry cloth after 10-15 minutes.

Answer: Wheel wax helps protect your wheels and make them look cleaner much longer. You can measure a good amount of wax by putting it on your fingertip and then transferring it to the clean cloth. You can also protect the aluminum with a metal sealant, which works like wax to protect against oxidation. Rub with the grain of the aluminum, as you did with the aluminum polish. Cover the entire surface of the wheel with wax, reapplying wax to your cloth as necessary. Set a timer so you don't forget to come back. The wax will seal onto the wheels to provide a protective layer while you wait. Touch the wax with your finger, and it should feel dry, making it easy to rub off with the rag. Your wheels should look super shiny, and the wax will help keep that polish in for the next week or two. You can repeat this process weekly to avoid having to polish your wheels as often. Simply rinse wheels with water, wipe them dry with a clean rag, and then apply the wax.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check your version number. Insert a text box. Move and resize the text box if necessary. Click inside the text box. Click on Format in the toolbar and select Text Direction from the drop-down menu. Insert WordArt instead. Rotate the WordArt object.

Answer: This method covers Word 2003 for Windows, Word 2008 for Mac, and all earlier versions. Click on Insert in the toolbar and select Text Box from the drop-down menu. Click the box and type to enter text. Click and drag on the outside lines of the box to move it; click and drag on the blue circles and boxes to resize it. This will allow you to format the box separately from the rest of the document. A dialog box will pop up giving you the option to change the text orientation. These older versions have inconsistent text rotation features. If this doesn't work or you don't see the option, move on to the next step. Click Insert Picture WordArt on the top menu. Type in your text and select an art style. You will not be able to edit this text, since it will turn into an image. Click the image that was just created and a border will appear. Look above the top side of the border for a small line leading to a circle. Click and drag this circle to rotate the object. Hold Shift while rotating to limit the available angles.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean your boots. Apply a deglazer/preparer. Allow the deglazer to dry.

Answer:
Mix one ounce of leather bleach and one pint of water. Apply this mixture to your boots using a stiff brush. Scrub vigorously to remove any dirt that is on your boots. If you do not have any leather bleach, use a leather cleaner to remove any dirt. Take the time to thoroughly clean your boots. The more dirt you remove, the better the final outcome will be. Use circular motions as you scrub your boots. Once your boots are clean, you must remove the protective coating. Your boots were likely treated with some type of protective finish when they were initially dyed. A deglazer will remove this coating so the dye can be absorbed. To get the best results, you need to remove all of this before you apply the dye. Use a wet cloth or sponge to rub the deglazer all over your boots. The finish and some of the color will come off when you apply the deglazer. You may want to do this outside because the fumes can be very strong. Use a white cloth or rag because you do not want the color from the rag to bleed onto your boots. Use a toothbrush to get the areas between the sole and upper. Wait for the deglazer to evaporate. This usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Once your boots have dried, run a damp rag over your boots to make sure you that you have removed all the protective finish. If you still see some shiny areas on your boots, you need to deglaze them again. Removing the protective finish is critical to a successful dye job. The dye will not penetrate your boots if the protective finish is still there. If you have to apply the deglazer multiple times, you may want to let your shoes dry overnight.