The paint on a car is the first thing people notice when they look at your car. When it is undamaged it looks great and you enjoy looking at it as well as others. Faded, scratched and chipped paint can be an eyesore and people wish you would park it and over it. But restoring the paint can make it look good again. ...read more
There are several different ways that water stains can get on the paint of your car. They can be a result of rain or even sprinklers that wet part or all of your vehicle. If the water is not wiped away, it can turn into stains that cannot easily be resolved by washing the car. With a little additional effort, however, these stains can most often be removed without the help of a professional. ...read more
After being in an accident, you may have noticed another person’s car paint on your car. This can also occur when people ding your car with their car door. Many other mishaps can happen where another car’s paint is on your. If there is no major damage, you can easily remove the paint yourself with a rather simple technique. ...read more
Rust is an ugly thing, especially on a car or truck. Rust holes are common in older automobiles, and they can affect their value. Repairing these holes is not complicated and can help keep the vehicle looking good and worth more in value. Just about anyone can complete this tasks, it only task a few materials and some time. ...read more
Starting an auto paint shop can prove to be a wonderful business investment. You should have knowledge of the auto paint industry, as well as a business sense. There are some important factors to consider before and during the start of your business. One of the most important things to think about is the business laws in the area. ...read more
If the paint on your car is beginning to look dull and faded, you can buff the paint with a rubbing compound to make it look like new again. You can also buff the surface of your new car to keep it looking good. Buffing is also good when you want to remove old car wax. Buffing with the rubbing compound can also be used on a clear coat finish to remove any yellow film on it. ...read more
After a few years, the paint finish on your vehicle will become dull unless you take necessary steps to protect the paint finish. Wear and tear from the elements of nature can ruin it. Safeguarding your vehicle is the most important thing that you can do to keep it looking new. Simple precautions such as the type of soap and parking in a garage or using a car tent. ...read more
Do-it-yourself custom auto painting is becoming increasingly popular today. Most paint companies even provide kits that assist in completing an entire DIY paint job. Practicing on panels of metal is a great way to familiarize yourself with spraying professional paint. Custom auto painting is very simple once you know the proper process and should take from one to two days to complete. ...read more
Whenever you want to get your car painted the first thing that you should do is look around for auto painting prices. You will find that these prices will vary a lot depending upon the quality of the job, the type of vehicle you want to have painted and the amount of additional bodywork that you need to have done. ...read more
It can be time consuming to paint your own car. At the same time, it can be expensive to pay someone to do it for you. This is because there are many steps involved in painting your car. Whenever these steps are done right your car will look great. For this reason you should heed some tips in this regard so that you do not end up with a less-than-perfect paint job. ...read more
Painting a car requires some time and skill. It is important to have the right materials available when painting a car. Most professional car painting businesses will have specific equipment for painting a car. Here is a list of the equipment needed (in alphabetical order) to paint a car. ...read more
Painting an automobile requires special skills. There is a precise process that has to be followed in order for a vehicle to keep its shine and lustrous color throughout the years.It is wise to have a professional to paint your automobile to ensure it is done correctly. Here is how the painting process of an automobile is done. ...read more
By Anonymous August 09, 2014
My son' was involved in a hit and run and has about a 4-6 inch dent on front wheel well. Would you be able to take a look at this and tell us if you can repair it? Do you go to the location of the vehicle? Please contact Tina at 317-443-5371. Thank you ...read more
By Southsider February 09, 2014
Replaced driver door with one from junkyard instead putting on a new one as they quoted. Door fits poorly and leaks. Broke the piece that holds the window, seat and mirror controls. Wouldn't fix it. Said it was already like that. When I picked up the car I said why is my hood cocked like that ? There was nothing being done to the hood. The guy said that's how it was when we got it. They had left an air sander under the hood and closed the hood on it. They didn't key the locks on the junkyard door either. Went back multiple times and they just couldn't seem to do anything right. Eventually I gave up. Stay away from this place . ...read more
By Willie371 October 18, 2013
Car towed here from accident where I was rear ended. Liberty Mutual was my insurer but requested that the company contact me with the estimate and approval for repairs. I called numerous times and they always said they would call me back with the appraisal but they never did. My insurance company is the only one that ever contacted me. My insurance company called me and mentioned the estimated repair costs but not what was actually being repaired or even information about the extent of the damage. I told them to tell the company to go ahead because I just wanted my car back. Hunker a Collision finally called me 5 hours later and said the car was fixed to come and pick it up. How did they do 31 billable hours of work in 5 hour?The deal is they started the work without giving any estimates to me the customer. They inflated the repair costs and just communicated with the insurance company. They don't care about the customer just want the insurance company to give then money. BEWARE! ...read more
Shadeland Auto Supply Inc is located in Indianapolis, Indiana. We have the skill and experience to handle the repairs and service for all makes and models of vehicles. No matter how old or new your car is, we can help. We have the tools and staff to handle all of your machining needs right here on site. Get your jobs done quickly and with better quality in our machine shop. From complete engine replacement to routine oil changes and everything in between, you can count us to get your auto repairs done right. We also carry the largest inventory of new and rebuilt parts and can even help you locate those hard-to-find parts ...read more
By Shadeland Auto Supply Inc June 23, 2014
Collision, Body Shop, Auto Repair Collision Evolution, 3414 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis,IN,46201,USA, Phone: (317) 384-1295, Contact Person: Mark Zoss, Contact Email: collisionevolution@gmail.com, Website: http://thenala.com/directory/collision-evolution, You Tube URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKN9j9peXnk. Main Keywords: body shop,collision repair facility,car wreck accident repair,car custom paint,suspension frame mechanic ...read more
By Collision Evolution December 19, 2011