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API motor oil grade refers to the classification system established by the American Petroleum Institute (API) to categorize the quality and performance characteristics of engine oils. This system helps consumers choose the correct oil for their vehicle based on the manufacturer's requirements and operating conditions. The API grades are symbolized by "Service Categories" which include two main types: "S" for Service (spark ignition) typical of gasoline engines, and "C" for Commercial (compression ignition) used in diesel engines. Following these letters, additional letters indicate the oil's performance level, with new sequences representing advancements in oil technology. For example, SN or CK-4 are different grades indicating suitability for certain engine designs, emission control standards, and oil change intervals. Always consult the vehicle’s manual to select the oil that meets the correct API service category, viscosity, and specification recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal engine performance and longevity.
Inking dice with shallow numbers requires patience and precision. Firstly, choose an ink or paint that works well with the dice material - acrylics often work best for plastic dice. Using a small brush, carefully apply the ink into the number indentations. If the numbers are very shallow and the brush isn't getting the job done, a fine-tip pen might offer better control. Wipe away any excess paint from the dice surface immediately to avoid staining. Optionally, you could apply a thin sealant over the numbers once the ink has dried to ensure longevity. For a more even application, thin your paint slightly with water; this will make it easier to get into those shallow spaces without creating a mess. Remember, practice makes perfect, so consider practicing on less important dice first.
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