Easy Hacks for Bright Life

Regular vehicle maintenance is essential to keep your car running smoothly and efficiently. One of the most critical aspects of car maintenance is changing the oil. Most car manufacturers recommend changing the oil every 3,000 to 5,000 miles or every three to six months, whichever comes first. However, some drivers push the limit and go much longer without an oil change. In this article, we will discuss the consequences of driving 1000 miles over your recommended oil change interval. First, let's talk about what happens to your car's oil as you drive. As your engine runs, the oil lubricates the moving parts to prevent friction and wear. Over time, the oil breaks down and becomes contaminated with dirt, debris, and other contaminants. When the oil becomes dirty and contaminated, it loses its ability to lubricate the engine properly, which can lead to engine damage and decreased performance. Driving 1000 miles over your recommended oil change interval means you have been drivi

First I have to tell you this. I’m a graphic designer. And I’m working in an advertising company.  Branding the vehicles is very common thing in the world today.  Some company pay for the branding their ads on the vehicle. That main company pays to the advertising company. Then the advertising company search for a good condition vehicle and discuses with the owners to place the ads on their vehicles and pay for them.  Most owners that have new vehicles, they don’t like to give the vehicles for branding. But the one who have old vehicle like to place ads on their vehicles. Because they get money for it, plus vehicle painting and a new look. So let’s talk about a bus branding. This is a large branding.  When you get the old bus to your work shop. First take a look around the bus and mark the all damages. And take some photos of all 4 sides of the bus you going to brand.  First scrap the al old sticker on the bus by a scrapper. And smooth it by