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Learning All About Automotive Paint

Hello, I'm Bernadette Zupan, but you can call me NeeNee. I am excited to use this site to explore the wide world of auto body paint services. When my first car was chipped in a parking lot, I was very irritated. The other driver did not stop and leave contact information, so I had to rely on my own policy. Unfortunately, the deductible far outweighed the cost of the repairs. I decided to do the work myself. During that process, I learned so much about the different types of paint used on automobiles. My favorites are metallic, candy and pearl finishes. I would like to share information that will inspire people to take an interest in their vehicle's finish. I will also explore ways to preserve the paint job for years. Thanks.

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Buying A Car That Was In An Accident? Here Are Three Things You Need To Look Out For To Avoid Getting Stuck With A Lemon

Posted on June 2, 2016

Just because a car was in an accident doesn't mean it isn't worth buying. In fact, you can sometimes find great deals on cars that were previously wrecked, even if they were fully repaired and restored. The trick is being able to differentiate between the lemons and the gems. The first thing you should do is obtain a comprehensive vehicle history report so you know exactly what sort of damage occurred. [Read More]

The 101 On Plasti-Dips For Your Car's Exterior

Posted on December 14, 2015

Considering your car is most likely an imperative part of your daily life, ensuring it is clean and in good condition is key to protecting your investment. While regular oil changes and repairs are probably on your to-do list, you may not place enough energy into your car's auto body. An attractive exterior is not only necessary for your car's appeal, but it also plays an important role in a vehicle's total value. [Read More]

How You Can Easily And Inexpensively Remove Curb Marks From Your Car's Alloy Wheels

Posted on May 7, 2015

Curb marks, the scuffs and cuts made in alloy wheels when parking too close to a curb, are maddening to car owners, especially those who keep their cars in otherwise pristine condition. Fortunately, they can be repaired using a few simple tools and relatively inexpensive materials. Below is how you eliminate curb marks, so that no one can tell they were ever there: Remove curb marks from alloy wheels - What you will need [Read More]

Need To Protect Your Truck's Fenders From Chips And Dings? Install Mud Flaps Yourself!

Posted on March 17, 2015

If you drive a truck or SUV, you probably have noticed how easily your wheels can kick-up rocks, road tar and other debris that can damage your rear fenders or side panels. A good way to prevent this type of harm to your vehicle as well as prevent visits to a site like http://autobodyomaha.com and add a little flair is by installing mud flaps. They are easier to install than it may seem at first glance, so don't be afraid to try it. [Read More]