Posted on: 16 November 2015
You are trying to buy a used car on a budget, but you don't want to buy something that has problems you aren't prepared to pay for. What should you do? There are a few things you can do before you buy any vehicle to make sure that you are getting a fair price, and to see what needs to be fixed before you decide to get something that is listed as needing work.
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Posted on: 20 October 2015
Restoring an old or classic car is a great weekend project. The hardest part is usually fixing the dings to match the original contours of the car. If you have the right tools and little bit of basic instruction, you can learn how to patch like a pro. These skills will be invaluable if you have plans to restore an entire car or just a few small dings. This article explains how patch dings, dents, holes and scratches in your car surface.
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Posted on: 17 October 2015
If you have spotted rust on the undercarriage of your truck, you need to act as soon as possible. Rust can easily spread and destroy the metal undercarriage of your truck. However, with a little knowledge about how to jack up a truck, a few simple supplies and a little time, you can prevent this from happening to your vehicle.
Set Up The Truck
First, you need to park your truck on a solid, flat surface.
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Posted on: 12 October 2015
After getting into a car collision, it is important to take some time to survey the damage and get an appraisal. An appraisal will help you when getting your insurance company to cover the costs of your damage. Technicians that are well-trained will be able to address all the damage caused by your car collision even the small ones. However, it is also up to you to catch any mistakes or faults after the repair process is done.
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