Repairing key damage

• Should You Spray Paint Your Own Car?

  23 February 2018

  A car owner can actually spray paint their own vehicle, if they have enough time, the right tools, and a well-ventilated area in which to work. A fresh coat of paint can make a car look virtually brand new, and cover small scratches that detract from the car's overall appearance. While this job is manageable for a car owner, you might want to consider carefully everything involved in getting it done right, so you can make the best choice for your car, and even for your own safety.

• Car Insurance Repair Myths That Many People Still Believe

  23 August 2017

  Getting your car repaired after a collision can be a hassle and very inconvenient under any circumstances, and even more so if you don't understand how your insurance coverage affects those repairs. Your car insurance agent can answer questions about your policy in particular, as can someone at a shop that manages insurance repairs. Note a few misconceptions you might have about the process before you even make an appointment for repairs.

• Accident Repairs: The Reasons to Opt For Paintless Dent Removal

  21 November 2016

  Getting involved in an accident, even a minor fender-bender, can result in exorbitant accident repairs for you. Not only do the damaged areas have to be sanded down, but they also require filler as well as a fresh paint job to restore the body of the vehicle to pristine condition. As such, you will find that most motorists will be quite wary about taking their vehicle for auto body repairs. However, what some people do not realise is that you can have an economical solution for your accident repairs.

• 5 Ways To Boost The Appeal Of Your Old Car Before Selling

  17 October 2016

  Selling a car can be very challenging in this market. Even worse is trying to sell an old car that cannot compete with the newer, shinier alternatives. The biggest challenge when selling an old car is getting prospective buyers to feel its appeal. Find out how you can change that in 5 different ways. 1.    Spray painting A fresh coat of paint will do wonders for your car. It will give it a new look and the finishing will give it some lustre.

• Bodywork Damage: Actions You Should Take if You Scratch Another Car

  14 October 2016

  While you may try and be careful when parking your car, it is very easy to clip another vehicle when trying to pull into or out of a tight space. Clipping another vehicle can leave unattractive scratches on the bodywork of both your car and the other vehicle. While the damage may seem minor, it is important you do not drive off and ignore the incident. With the increased use of security cameras in public places, there is a good chance you will be traced and charged with leaving the scene of an accident.