Getting Collision Repair Service For Your Vehicle

Posted on 21 February 2020

If you have had the misfortune of getting into a car accident, you will want to start fixing the vehicle as soon as you can. The longer your vehicle remains damage, the longer you are without your primary source of transportation to go to work and run all of your errands. It's important that you get to know the process of fixing your vehicle after a crash, and the points below can give you a headstart. [Read More]

Tips For Fixing A Dent On Your Vehicle

Posted on 30 December 2019

Maybe it was a runaway shopping cart. Maybe you accidentally bumped into something while trying to maneuver out of the gas station or around a parking lot. Regardless of what happened, there's now a dent on your vehicle and it annoys you every time you look at it. Assuming that's it's just a dent and there is no serious damage to your paint job, it may be possible for you to fix the situation yourself. [Read More]

When Car Insurance Pays Out Big: What Kind Of New Paint Job Will You Buy?

Posted on 4 August 2019

Being in a car accident is never fun. However, when your car insurance pays out in a big way, and you still get to keep the car rather than junk it, then you can decide what new and fancy things to do with your vehicle during the restoration process. One of the things people really like to do is give their cars a brand new paint job. The auto body collision repair services provide painting as part of the restoration process, but nobody said you could not repaint your car entirely. [Read More]

Understanding Brake Warning Lights On Your Dashboard

Posted on 1 March 2019

A vehicle must be properly maintained if you want it to run reliably in the future. Since many drivers lack the mechanical knowledge required to determine when a vehicle is in need of repair, a series of warning lights are installed on most dashboards to help alert drivers to a potential problem. One warning light that you might not be familiar with is the brake warning light. This is not the red symbol that appears when your parking brake is activated, but the brake service and repair light. [Read More]

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Exploring Auto Body Paint Application Procedures

Hello, my name is Salena Vectins. On this website, I am going to explore the process of painting automobiles after a collision. After an automotive accident occurs, the paint lifts up off the surface and develops cracks all around the dent. Auto body technicians may even need to replace an entire panel to restore the vehicle's shape. When this happens, the replacement panel does not usually match the rest of the car. Auto body techs must color match the panel or paint the entire vehicle. I want to explore all of the different types of paint finishes available for cars, trucks and vans. I will also talk about application techniques, including sanding the finish and spraying the paint on the surface. Thanks for stopping by my website. Please come back again soon.