The products that you use to wash and wax your car will have a significant impact on how long the paint on your car looks nice. If you use products containing certain ingredients, the clear-coat can fail and leave your car looking terrible. So, what ingredients should you find by reading the labels on each product? What should you be looking for to protect the finish of your car and what should you avoid using at all times? These and many other questions about the care of your car's paint can be found right here on my auto body blog.
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3 Ways To Make Sure That You Don't Spend Too Much On Auto Body Repair
3 November 2017
The worst part about being involved in an accident is having to pay to get your vehicle repaired after the fact, especially when you consider that some auto body repairs can be very expensive. However, there are a few ways to make sure that you don't spend too much on auto body repair, such as the three listed below. Make Sure That All Work Requires Your Approval One of the main things that you should do whenever you contract a company to perform auto body repair work is to make sure that all of the work requires your approval before it is done.
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From Auto Show To Auto Body Repair: First 3 Things You Need To Do When Your Classic Is Hit
26 July 2017
You go to an auto show to show off your work, but it is hit in the process. Accidents are common with cars coming and going, so you need to know how to address the problem. Before you go to an auto show, you need to have the right insurance for your classic car. It is also important to have tools and parts for quick and simple repairs. Here are the first steps you need to take when your car has been hit:
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Tips To Help You Complete Vehicle Body Dent Pulling With A Stud Welder Gun
21 June 2017
Having your vehicle's body damaged in a collision means you should get it repaired as soon as possible to prevent rusting and corrosion to the metal. You can take your vehicle to a local auto body repair shop, or do some or all the work yourself. Here are some tips to help you complete the repairs using a stud welder gun. Prepare the Vehicle Body To use a stud welder gun for pulling dents from your vehicle's body, you will first need to prepare the vehicle body for the repairs.