After an accident, you might look at your old car and wish that you could turn back the clock. That carefully restored side panel might be in shambles, or your entire interior might be damaged from the airbag deployment. Fortunately, my website might be able to teach you how to get your car back. I have been restoring cars for a living for the past thirty years, and I know what you need to do to make things right. From buffing out scratches to replacing stock parts, I can show you what you need to do. Read these articles to learn more!
Posted on:
21 October 2015
You might love your vinyl convertible top, but you probably won't love it if it starts leaking, fading or otherwise showing signs of age. Luckily, there are things that you can do to make your vinyl convertible top last longer and to keep it looking its best in the meantime. Follow these tips if you are a convertible owner who wants to take good care of your vinyl convertible top.
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2 July 2015
If you've been involved in an accident that seems to be nothing more than a few dents and bends in your car's body, there may be more problems than you think. Some dents may seem like mere cosmetic damage rather than something that affects driving, but there are some serious problems that can come from a vehicle damaged out of its proper shape. Before you continue driving without taking the car in for complete repairs, consider a few of the problems that could endanger your life and wallet.
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Posted on:
15 June 2015
When you're involved in an automobile accident, the number of concerns that suddenly pop up can seem overwhelming. Perhaps first on that list is getting your vehicle back in working order, but even that process can present you with a number of choices that you may not feel ready to make. Keeping yourself educated is an important preventative step in being ready to make those choices.
Below, you'll find a guide to some of the advantages of purchasing original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts for your vehicle repair.
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4 June 2015
If you have just had collision repair work done to your vehicle, or if you have just had your car painted so that it looks like new again, then you probably want to keep it looking its best for as long as possible. Luckily, there are things that you can do to help preserve your car's new paint job. Follow these tips, and you might be surprised by just how long your car's paint job will look like new.
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