Do you own a car that seems to be a shopping cart magnet? Are you tired of your car being covered in multiple dings and dents? While having a car with dents in it won't make the car more difficult to drive, the car will certainly be less appealing until you can get those dents out. But if you've never had any dents fixed before, you may be wondering about the process.
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Heavy duty equipment, such as the kind you and your crew operates every day, actually needs more routine maintenance, not less. If it has been a while since any of your equipment has had routine services, it may be time to bring it in to an auto body shop that does heavy equipment repair. Here are three reasons why you should schedule an appointment and go in to a shop now.
Avoid Engine Fires
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When you think of an auto body repair service, you may be thinking about auto body collision repair after an accident. This is just part of the services they provide, and there are other improvements that can be done for your car. The body repair shop can help with things like improvements to help your car hold its value or improve it. If you want to know what an auto body repair shop can do for you, here are some of the services they will be able to help you with:
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When you're getting ready to leave your local auto shop after you've picked up your vehicle following a body repair job, you might feel momentarily anxious about whether you should be tipping. You wouldn't leave your hair salon without tipping, nor would you simply pay the tab at a restaurant after a good meal and walk out the door. Thanking your mechanic is one thing, but the last thing you want to do is have an awkward encounter because you aren't sure if tipping is the norm.
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If gunk covers the surfaces of your headlights and nothing you do removes it, it's time to find a better solution to get your headlights clean. Your headlights can build up with mud, dead bugs and other debris over time. The lenses can also lose their protective clear coatings as they age. Both of these issues can make the light passing through the lenses appear dimmer than it actually is.
It can be very dangerous at night for you if you drive with obstructed headlights.
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