Suitable for automotive repair?
931435
Depends on the specific application. Nitrile/Buna-N is a very common o-ring material for mechanical/automotive applications but not universally appropriate. The Amazon listing indicates it's likely to be incompatible with brake fluid. I'd figure out what you are specifically going to be using them for and do a web search or two to check compatibility.
2112304
Yes but be careful. It is extremely difficult. Most repair shops won't use someone else's product either.
1741407
I do not know about cars, I use this for polishing brass when reloading. Sorry...
2160079
Yes definitely. That is primarily what I use it for. This 527 and E6000 are the best glues in my experience for that type of repair. Of course, it will depend on expert application as to whether it will be seen or not.
958811
While this multimeter can do plenty of things for automotive. Most serious mechanics get the 87 or 88 series.
1542050
yes it will ver well. We use it in our vehicles and our maintenance person asked for this specifically. Sorry that there was such a delay on my response.
349377
Yes, it is a great preventative maintenance, or keep for emergency use, especially for older cars and trucks. Best not to overuse though, and follow manufacturer's instruction regarding use. I have found this to be an excellent item to keep in glove box for emergency use, in all vehicles. Hope this helps.
467230
These adapters are durable for practical use. I am a mechanic and have had no problems out of them thus far but do not expect to place them on an impact gun and hammer them for the next several years without them braking. I have snapon adapters and they are no more durable than the Tekton set.
2046895
I would say no. I just tryed to repair a tear in my convertible top. It originally sealed it then it cracked and split.
2280885
It is good for plastic bumpers. For metal I would recommend a stronger drill bit.
146106
I've used 3M automotive tape and it works like a charm. If you find it faulty you may want to contact Scosche.
828947
I think they are best suited for wheels and other auto applications but you could use it to clean those things. I would probably buy something else to clean bath items though.
422808
Yes, I would recommend them but it will take a long time to polish and buff your car(?) wheels. These things are not very big and meant for small objects. I used them on my Dremel to polish bicycle hubs, crank arms, etc...
195717
It is not meant for automotive use. However, you could get a power inverter to change your 12vdc car circuit to 120vac.
528662
I'd say that a soldering gun is too heavy a soldering tool for that type of repair. I'd op-ed for either a good quality soldering station or a portable iron like the Iso-Tip. I used this one for small parts soldering as will as SMT. You can buy a verity of tips to suit your needs. Hopes this helps.
740292
Should be fairly durable, though I suspect something might break if dropped, it has a lot of weight too with having diecast parts, so watch your toes.
1058895
No, these are not reccomended for automotive use. I would recommend LED strips or neon bars. However, keep in mind LED on automomobiles is illegal while driving but while stationary is perfectly legal. Thanks.