Sprucing Up My Car

Posted on: 6 July 2016

You have to use your business vehicle to meet service requests, purchase supplies and a host of other activities. Why not let your vehicle work for you? Having your vehicle professionally updated with a graphic design wrap is a great way to accomplish this. Learn just some of the key factors to remember when creating design wraps for your business vehicle.   Minimize Copy Learn how to convey your message in as few words as possible.
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Posted on: 4 May 2016

If you've scratched or dinged your car this spring, it's important to get that spot repaired before the season's wet weather causes your car to rust. If the ding or scratch is small enough, touch up paint will cover it without being too noticeable. Just remember that any touch up paint you apply to your car will probably not look perfect (imagine painting your car with nail polish, and you'll get the idea), so if you're thinking about selling your car sometime soon and would like a truly professional touch up job, take your car in to a collision repair shop.
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Posted on: 3 March 2016

No one expects to be in a car accident. They just happen. Countless people end up hitting a deer when driving down the road. Deer can come flying out of the woods and dart across the road at any time. While many try to avoid hitting them, it is inevitable for most. The whole thing happens in a matter of seconds. If you found yourself dealing with a situation where your car needs repairs due to hitting a deer, you aren't alone.
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Posted on: 7 January 2016

Your car can be an extension of your own creativity and artistic vision when you have it customized by a hydrographic shop. Hydrographic printing is a method of applying printed designs to three-dimensional surfaces made of metal, fiberglass, wood, plastic, ceramics, and glass. When hydrographic patterns and designs are applied to your car, you personalize it to be uniquely your own. Hydrographic designs can be applied to your car's exterior, interior, and engine parts, such as your car's hood, trunk lid, door panels, dashboard, fenders, steering wheel, wheel rims, and hubcaps.
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