3 Reasons You Should Have Your Car's Body Repaired After A Minor Accident

Posted on 25 September 2018

If you were recently involved in a minor accident that left a few dents and scratches on your car's body, you may feel that the damage is only cosmetic and that you can continue to drive it without fixing it. However, there are several reasons why you should have your car's body repaired even if you believe the damage is only superficial. 1.  Scratches Lead to Rust Anytime you are involved in a collision, scratches in your car's paint are almost inevitable. [Read More]

How Aluminum Body Repair Varies From Steel Body Repair

Posted on 27 July 2016

If you own a limited production vehicle, such as a Range Rover or an Audi A8, or if you own a Ford F150 that was produced after 2015, the primary metal used on the body of your vehicle is aluminum instead of steel. If your vehicle gets into an accident, you are going to want to take your vehicle to a repair shop that specializes in making aluminum collision repairs. Here are a few of the biggest differences between aluminum collision repairs and typical steel collision repairs. [Read More]

Completely Crunched Corners Of Your Car? How Collision Repair Will Correct That

Posted on 8 June 2016

When you get into a collision and it completely crunches a corner of your car, you may be wondering if there is any way to rescue that area of your vehicle or how it will be accomplished. After you have filed your auto insurance claim, you may be surprised by the work your auto body and paint shop can do with your car. Here is how most collision repair shops will correct the crunched corner(s) of your car and make it like new again. [Read More]

How A Technician Can Replace The Hydraulic Cylinder On Your Car Lift Ramp

Posted on 30 March 2016

Car lift ramps can quickly become unusable when a hydraulic cylinder goes bad. The hydraulic cylinders are needed to power the ramps up and down. If you can't lift the ramp up, then you can't get under a car to work on things like the muffler, steering system, and transmission systems. You need to call a technician to come and fix the hydraulic cylinder so you can get back to work. [Read More]

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Is the paint on your car chipped up? I live on a long dirt road that damages the paint on my car every time I have to drive on it. I have gone through several cars over the last twenty years because they would all rust out long before the motors went bad. What I found out was that my cars were rusting because the paint was chipped and it left the metal exposed. Once exposed, the metal quickly corroded. I have learned a lot from my auto body mechanic to help me protect the paint on my car after he did a complete paint job on my current car.

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