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1. Overall increase is seen as participation shifts among groups

2. TIRE INFLATORS

3. RUNNING BOARDS

4. WINDOW TINTING/FILM

5. WATER PUMPS

6. WAX & POLISH

7. DIYers step back from under the hood; 11th annual Home & Auto DIY survey

8. DIY universe stabilizes but expertise explodes

9. Ninth annual DIY survey: DIY back on growth curve

10. Hand tools

11. Service and test equipment

12. Service supplies

13. Ignition parts

14. Engine parts

15. Chemicals

16. Electrical system

17. Accessories, safety-security

18. Aftermarket buyer's guide to product families by function

19. Body care

20. Accessories, appearance-convenience

21. DIY growth put on hold: 8th annual DIY survey

22. How jobbers are faring with walk-in market

23. Spark plug replacement fires up the juices of the DIYer

24. DIY activity up, but most categories fall

25. Overcoming a difficult year

26. DIYer activity level jumps

27. DIY back on track

28. Performance products

29. Lighting system

30. Fuel system

31. Brake system

32. Body parts

33. This high-performance category sees stronger DIY participation

34. Consumer education needed about tire-specific maintenance products

35. Drop in participation linked to less DIY time for minor repairs

36. DIYers find they can look good while staying cool with window tint

37. Waxes and polishes take a shine to the DIY market

38. Customizing with seat covers is a growing DIY category

39. Battery chargers offer insurance to the average vehicle owner

40. Antifreeze/coolant sees slight dip, yet DIY activity levels remain high

41. Easy disposal and consumer education about grades can increase DIY activity

42. Safety, portability enhance use of mechanical security devices

43. Safety and convenience reflected in the headlamp market

44. The secret to success is 'covering' the area through niche marketing

45. Use of electronic 'watchdogs' offers increased protection of investments

46. Category 'cleans up' again as all DIYers see increased participation

47. Retailers should promote DIY activity through the category's 'forgotten' items

48. Engine treatment puts some zing into the DIY market

49. Keeping the 'pride and joy' clean remains prominent on DIY activity list

50. Hunger for knowledge remains strongest at the Expert DIY level

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