Ashish Mittal
Scratches on your car’s interior plastic surfaces tell a story, keys brushing against the center console, pets scrambling in the back seat, luggage scraping the door panels. These marks transform a pristine cabin into something that feels worn and neglected. The good news? Most scratches can be removed or significantly reduced using simple household products … Read more
Super glue bonds fast and strong—which makes it perfect for repairs until you accidentally glue your fingers together or drip it onto your favorite plastic container. That seemingly permanent bond can feel like a disaster, but the good news is that super glue isn’t invincible. With the right approach and a bit of patience, you … Read more
Plastic tubing carries everything from drinking water to medical fluids, making proper sanitation more than just good practice—it’s essential for health and safety. Whether you’re maintaining aquarium equipment, brewing beer at home, or managing medical supplies, dirty tubing becomes a breeding ground for bacteria, mold, and biofilm within days of use. The challenge lies in … Read more
Epoxy resin transforms ordinary projects into extraordinary art pieces, but the real magic happens when you introduce color. Whether you’re crafting river tables, jewelry, or decorative coatings, understanding how to properly color epoxy resin determines the difference between a muddy mess and a crystal-clear masterpiece. The coloring process isn’t complicated, yet it demands precision. Mix … Read more
Nothing feels more frustrating than watching your freshly done acrylic nails start separating from your natural nail bed within days. That tiny gap at the cuticle or sidewall signals the beginning of a lifting nightmare—one that invites moisture, bacteria, and eventually forces you back to the salon sooner than planned. Acrylic nail lifting happens when … Read more
Plastic surfaces present a unique challenge for painters. Unlike canvas or wood, plastic is non-porous, meaning traditional paints struggle to grip and adhere. Yet acrylic paint remains one of the most popular choices for plastic projects—if you know how to prep correctly. The short answer? Yes, acrylic paint can work beautifully on plastic, but success … Read more
PVC pipes don’t have to stay their trademark white or beige forever. You can absolutely paint PVC pipe, and with the right preparation and materials, that fresh coat will last for years. Whether you’re hiding exposed plumbing, matching pipes to your décor, or protecting outdoor installations from UV damage, painted PVC offers both aesthetic appeal … Read more
Green PVC pipe stands out in the plumbing aisle for good reason. That distinctive emerald hue isn’t just for show—it signals a specific purpose that sets it apart from its white, gray, and blue cousins. Green PVC pipe is primarily designed for sewer and drain applications, though regional building codes sometimes expand its uses. The … Read more
The tea in your cup might contain more than just dried leaves. Modern tea production has introduced microplastics into one of the world’s oldest beverages, raising serious questions about what we’re actually consuming. Research from McGill University revealed that a single plastic tea bag releases approximately 11.6 billion microplastic particles into your cup when steeped … Read more
Nylon walks a careful line between durability and vulnerability when exposed to heat. This synthetic polymer can withstand moderate temperatures remarkably well, yet transforms into a liability when pushed beyond its thermal threshold. Understanding these boundaries becomes critical whether you’re manufacturing engine components, selecting outdoor gear, or choosing fabric for industrial applications. The question of … Read more