Making Your Car Beautiful Again

Posted on: 13 December 2016

If you were recently involved in a fender-bender, you may have a small dent in your car. Not only does this mar the appearance of your vehicle, but any scratches expose the underlying metal, making it prone to rust damage. To improve the appearance of your car and temporarily reduce any possible corrosion, use the three steps below. Step 1: Use Dry Ice to Pull the Dent Out The first step involves pulling the dent out using dry ice, which is carbon dioxide in frozen form.
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Posted on: 29 August 2016

If you fight a battle of condensation and/or frost inside the cabin of your employer's off-highway truck, you are probably concerned about the safety aspect of not being able to see. Here's what you'll need to check and what you can do to get rid of the condensation and frost so you can see through the windshield clearly from the beginning of your shift to the end. How Condensation and Frost Forms
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Posted on: 18 May 2016

The subject of how best to winterize your car during the coldest months of the year gets a lot of attention, but there's less attention paid to how you should prepare your car for the summer heat. The truth is that the extreme heat in the summer season can have a profound effect on your car, and it's important to know how to take care of your vehicle when the temperatures are high.
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Posted on: 12 May 2016

Dust that gets into your car's paint job can rob you of the rightful joy you ought to feel after painstakingly perfecting your vehicle's look. If you'd rather not finish everything and suddenly notice a scratch or smudge where dirt has messed up your car's flawless polish, here are a few ways you can proactively stop dust in its tracks. Be Thorough In Your Initial Cleaning Much of the dust and other particles that can threaten your car's new paint job are already on it, which means you have to be very deliberate in your initial wipe-down.
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