3 Professional Hail Repair Options

Posted on: 30 April 2015
If one of your vehicles has recently sustained hail damage due to a spring storm, and you have comprehensive insurance coverage, your insurance provider should cover whichever professional hail repair option you choose. Here are three professional hail repair options. Option #1: Paintless Dent Repair Paintless dent repair means you will be able to skip out on the extra costs that are added on to your repair bill when your repair requires that one of the sections of your vehicle be repainted.
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Dealing With Collision Damage To Your Vehicle: What You Need To Know Before Going To The Body Shop

Posted on: 24 April 2015
Whether the damage to your vehicle is purely cosmetic or is preventing it from running properly, getting this damage repaired quickly after an accident is sure to be a priority. However, before you rush your vehicle over to the nearest auto body shop, there are a few things that you should know. Taking the time to review the important facts outlined below can help to ensure you enjoy a successful repair experience and get back on the road as quickly as possible.
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Performing Regular Maintenance On Your RV

Posted on: 21 April 2015
Whether you take your RV out on special occasions or you spend lots of time on your RV, it requires regular maintenance on it every year. This will help maintain the value of the RV and keep it running properly. In many cases, you can avoid some repairs by keeping your RV is great working shape. While performing maintenance on the vehicle, you can also check out areas that tend to need repair more often and catch them before they worsen.
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How To Care For Your New Paint Job

Posted on: 17 April 2015
If you recently experienced a collision or needed repairs, you likely had a brand new paint job after the auto body repair work was done. Once your car is freshly painted, it is important to maintain that paint with regular washing and waxing. The following tips will help you keep your new paint job looking beautiful for years to come. Wash Your Vehicle Carefully The first thing to know about washing your car is that you should wait about two weeks or so after having the paint job done.
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