Whether you have a certain section of the vehicle painted because of damages or you repainted the entire vehicle, you will want to do your due diligence to take care of the new paint. Freshly coated paint needs careful attention because it's definitely prone to damages, especially in the first few weeks. Here are four tips to consider for taking care of your freshly painted car:
Avoid Washing Completely for the First Two Weeks: When you get your car back from the auto body repair shop, it should be clean since it's cleaned before it's painted, even if you are only getting a small area repainted because of damages.
Read More
Helping a friend is something everyone should always aspire to do. After all, you never know when it could be your turn, and you need a helping hand.
Among all the things a friend can borrow, asking for your car takes a lot of courage especially if you have a close relationship. Not only do they not want to impose, but they also are aware of how important your car is to you.
Read More
To make certain that you're getting what you need from your automobile, you'll need to reach out to a professional that can assist you. By taking care of your vehicle body with a quality paint job, you'll be in a great position to sustain your automobile, while making it look its best. Powder coating allows you to truly get a great color, by using a dry material, rather than wet paint.
Read More
The general population's understanding of damage levels on a car is quite different from an auto body technician's. When you get into a car accident, do you know how to speak "car repair technician"? Telling the technician on the phone that you were just in a "fender bender" means something to the technician that typically does not mean the same to you. Here are some of the common phrases used to describe car damage, and how your technician hears and perceives them before seeing the actual levels of damage done to your vehicle:
Read More
Were you driving down the freeway when a rock flew into your windshield? The damage that it caused my seem insignificant, but it is something that you need to be concerned about. Here are a few reasons why you should have a crack in your windshield repaired as soon as possible, no matter how big it is.
Cracks Can Expand
Damage may start small, but it will eventually expand to a much bigger crack over time.
Read More
