How To Clean Vehicle Air Conditioner Vents

Posted on 16 February 2018

If the inside of your vehicle smells, it could be time to clean the air conditioner vents. Smoke, mildew, and dirt can accumulate quickly in an air vent sending foul odors into the air, which could cause allergies. It is important to clean the vents as soon a possible to increase air quality. Follow these steps to clean your vehicle's air conditioner vents. Prepare to Clean Vents To clean the vents, gather: [Read More]

3 Tips For Maintaining Your Fleet Vehicles

Posted on 22 July 2017

Relying on a fleet of heavy-duty trucks to perform essential business tasks can be beneficial when providing goods and services to the public. Unfortunately, these trucks can quickly transform from an asset to a hazard if they are not properly maintained. Here are three simple things that you can do to ensure your heavy-duty trucks remain in good condition and ready to perform in the future. 1. Rotate each vehicle's tires regularly. [Read More]

3 Reasons Why Tracking Fleet Maintenance Is So Important

Posted on 12 July 2017

Right now, when one of your company vehicles needs an oil change or some other form of maintenance, you might just go out and do it without really thinking about it. However, making sure that you keep proper track of these types of things is important. These are a few reasons why it is critical for your company to keep good records about the maintenance that has been done on your company vehicles. [Read More]

How An Auto Body Repair Shop Differs From A Mechanic Shop

Posted on 9 June 2017

Many times, when someone has any type of damage to their vehicle, they will bring it to any auto shop to get it fixed. However, it's important to note that all auto shops will differ in their specialty. For example, if you have damage to the body of your vehicle, it's much better to take it to an auto body repair shop versus a regular mechanic shop. Here's why: Auto Body Shops Specializes in Auto Body Repair: [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.