Sprucing Up My Car

Posted on: 16 November 2015

If your vehicle was involved in an auto accident and you are forced to pay for the repairs out of your own pocket, you might start to find yourself a little concerned about the cost of everything. To help curb the cost a little, you might want to take a few moments to review the following tips. Find Parts At A Salvage Yard Not all replacement vehicle parts need to be brand new, especially considering how much money you might be able to save by purchasing a used part or two.
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Posted on: 20 October 2015

Whether you take your car to a car wash or you wash your car at home, there are certain precautions that you must take in order to ensure that your vehicle's finish doesn't get scratched. Here are some essential things you should know in order to make sure that your vehicle doesn't suffer any damage that may result in it needing repairs. Proper Home Care There are times when you must wash your car at home.
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Posted on: 19 October 2015

Stop and go rush hour traffic is an easy place to be in a fender bender. The sound of breaking metal and glass on your car when someone rear-ends you is always sickening. Even a minor accident can cause a lot of damage to your car. When you take your car to one of the local auto body collision repair services, it goes through many steps to come out looking new again.
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Posted on: 16 October 2015

The fiberglass siding your RV is a relatively durable material, but a collision can result in major damage. Even worse, you may not even realize there is damage until after some time has passed. The following guide can help you understand the most common forms of collision damage on a fiberglass RV, and ensure you know the proper steps to take to fix the situation. Delamination: The Hidden Damage Fiberglass siding is usually installed over and bonded to a backer of polystyrene and plywood panels.
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