getting older vehicles ready for paint

Posted on: 27 May 2017
Owning a fleet of vehicles is likely a sign of a robust and successful business, but it also comes with a wide variety of challenges. Keeping those vehicles on the road is absolutely essential for your business operations, but the wide variety in maintenance challenges can leave you struggling to keep up with your responsibilities and balance them with your business needs. By staying engaged with your commercial fleet repair service, you can sift through the challenges and guarantee that you maintain a steady work flow.
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Posted on: 17 May 2017
A dent in your car is not just a cosmetic issue, it can impact the structural integrity of its body. Therefore, it is important to take care of dents immediately. Some car owners are turning to kits available in auto stores to help fix dents. Although it is possible to use a kit to repair a dent sometimes, there are mistakes that could lead to less than desired results. Here are just a few dent repair mistakes to look out for.
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Posted on: 28 April 2017
If you are thinking about applying rust inhibitor spray to the underside of your vehicle, here are three things that you want to take into consideration. #1 Cleaning The Underside Before you apply any rust inhibitor spray, you want to make sure that you have a clean work surface by cleaning the underside of your car. To start with, you are going to want to take your vehicle through a car wash that will clean the underside of your vehicle.
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Posted on: 7 April 2016
If your vehicle has a small dent as a result of an impact with a hard object, you will most likely want it removed to improve your vehicle's appearance. Crumpled or severely dented metal is best repaired by an auto body repair shop. A smaller dent however, might be removable on your own. Here are some steps to follow in removing a dent from your vehicle with the simple use of temperature control to do the work.
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