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FAQ

If I install some performance rotors and ceramic pads on a car that didnt come with them, will I run the risk of losing my Anti Lock Brakes?

If you want to reduce brake fade Ceramic pads are not the way to go. You need a hi-temp Semi-Metallic or even perhaps a mild (autocross) compound Carbon-Metallic pad. You should also switch to a hi-temp brake fluid, such as the brake fluid Ford makes for its F-series trucks which has a boiling point some 100 deg F higher than normal DOT 3 fluid and is cheap and plentiful. Drilled or slotted rotors won't help at all to reduce fade. None of this though will affect your ABS. That will work fine. Of course, if the car is being driven primarily on the street I would have to ask why you are experiencing brake fade at all. Perhaps a change in driving habits is in order? ASE Certified Automotive Service Advisor

I had this beautiful ceramic bear plate.I accidentally broke it.I would buy another one but the problem is that it is so rare to find.Is there any proffessional that could repair it to the way it is?

If you want a professional to fix it make sure you have all the pieces and then look for a skilled restorer in your area. This restorer should have extensive knowledge of ceramic materials, processes and how to fix and mask cracks and breaks. They might be expensive though. You could look for a ceramic artist as they would almost always know how to repair. If you want to repair it yourself, make sure you have all the pieces, then purchase an glue or epoxy adhesive meant for porous surfaces. Glue the pieces back together and wear gloves while you do this. You might have to tape pieces in place in order to ensure they bond, use either blue tape or artists tape, as they will not damage the surface. To hide the cracks if they are noticeable use watercolors to tint the cracks. I hope this helps

names of any ten ceramics which donot have general properties of ceramics means which lacks any one property of ceramic or many properties like hardness,brittleness,abrasion and resistance to thermal shocks etc?

Turoa, Mt Ruapehu, North Island, New Zealand. - love the fact that it is in the middle of the island with no other mt's at all, just flat ground!! - great terrain, awesome snow on a good day!! and summer snowboarding when there is still snow!! - just had my first weekend of the season, and it rocked - blue skies and fresh snow. It's what life is all about - 'good times with good people'!! Coronet Peak, Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand. - good on a powder day, 'concrete peak' after a clear night. - awesome night skiing mixed in with some mulled wine and only 25 minutes from the best party town in NZ Remarkables, Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand - awesome 'home run' on powder days, gorgeous views of Lake Wakatipu when you hike to the top. Treble Cone, Wanaka, South Island, New Zealand - absolutely wicked, the longest runs in NZ, huge natural half pipes, awesome views, hot boys etc what more can you ask for!! Oh and powder you get stuck in, and can't get out of!!

ceramic soap fell off the bathroom wall

Clean off the dish and wall, removing the old grout used to stick it the first time. Then, you can either use a good grout to reattach the dish, or you can use a good waterproof version of liquid nails. I have even heard of people using a good silicon putty (the advantage of these kind of products is you can get them in a smaller size and they don't require any mixing). Allow the installation to set according to the manufacturer's instructions on what ever product you use, then seal the edges with a good silicon putty and allow it to set before using the shower.

I‘m going into the eighth grade and going to have them until Sophomore year. I just wanted to know what would be better; all metal, or the top ceramic and the bottom metal. I have an overbite so I can‘t have all ceramic. Pros and Cons would be great. Thank you in advance :)

Go by the trunk sticker.

I have strange hair. My hair is mostly thick, but thinner and finer at the top, and sort of curly/wavy. It‘s a poofy mess. It is like this because when I was younger, I used to dye my hair black a lot and straighten my hair every day. It‘s gotten a lot better now since I have stopped doing all that, but it‘s very hard to make it look nice. I want to get a waver, because I love wavy hair,! And I would love to make my hair look more polished. I have heard that gold plated hair styling tools are better for your hair because they cause less damage, but if you have thicker hair to get a ceramic/metal tool. Since I have a mix of different things, I don‘t know what to pick. Which would be best for me?Please and thank you. lt;3

Get ceramic !!! ceramic tools are perfect for thick hair and wont damage it as much as metal or gold plated. I only use ceramic on my hair because I have over straightened it. So now its in the healing process and when I do straighten it I use my ceramic flat iron.

great feature of ceramic hair irons?

less heat damage and silkier shinier hair and more even heat throughout the iron

Would a ceramic mug contain lead? I‘m not familiar with any of the ceramic process and I want to buy lead free coffee mugs.

I think they are lead free these days. I believe it is against the law to sell leaded items in the US these days