Making Your Car Sing

Posted on: 30 April 2015

Windshield damage is an unpleasant reality of owning and operating a vehicle. It's inevitable – if you drive on any road for any amount of time, that critical piece of glass is going to get chipped sooner or later. After a fender-bender or after a rock jumps up and slaps your windshield, your first question is likely, "Can it be repaired, or do I have to pay for a replacement?" Your collision repair or windshield specialist has the final word on this count, but these basic crack characteristics may help you assess the damage.
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Posted on: 23 April 2015

When a vehicle is involved in a small accident, you may wonder if repairs are worth the time. A few dents on the hood or door may not seem like much at first, but the wrong dent in the wrong place could have some serious consequences for your driving and gas mileage. Before ignoring the problem and letting it linger for years, consider a few problems that dents could cause, which may have a sizable impact on your wallet in the long run.
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Posted on: 19 April 2015

Although the top on your convertible is likely to spend more time down than up during nice weather, it's still essential that you take proper care of it all year. After all, the more thoroughly you care for your convertible top, the longer it is likely to last for you. Here are some tips to help you care for your convertible car top and keep it in good condition. Stocking Up on Supplies
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Posted on: 15 April 2015

If you have a spot on your vehicle where paint has become scraped, taking it to an auto body repair shop would be best in repairing it so it will not be noticed. If the scrape is not very large, however, you may want to give a try at repairing the area yourself. Here are some instructions you can use to help you repair a scratched paint job on your vehicle.
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