peeling clear-coat finishes on cars

Posted on: 19 August 2015
So you just had your paint restored at an auto body repair shop. It looks good, real good, maybe even better than it was originally. The last thing you want to happen is for some random event to leave a scratch. Unfortunately, scratches are very hard to avoid depending on where you live and how you drive. Common Sources of Car Paint Scratches Scratches can occur randomly for any number of reasons.
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Posted on: 12 August 2015
Getting out on the road in your RV can be a great way for you to relax and enjoy the outdoors. However, just as with any vehicle, you have to take care to avoid collisions and other accidents. Here are some things that can help you avoid an accident with your RV. Be Aware of Height While you may be aware that your RV sits higher than another vehicle you might be used to driving, it can be hard to gauge how much room you have up top.
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Posted on: 2 July 2015
If you plan on using a fleet of vehicles to get your new business going, you are going to need a solid fuel plan. Here are the top two ways you can fuel your new fleet of vehicles. #1: The Paper Route: Reimbursement You can always go old school and reimburse all of your drivers for their gas costs. If you go this way, you are going to want to keep a detailed paper trail.
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Posted on: 13 June 2015
If your car is going to be getting a brand new paint job due to a collision, one of the decisions you need to make is about the kind of paint you will use. Acrylic paint is what has been used by professionals for years, and it comes in either polyurethane, enamel, and lacquer. While lacquer is not used as often as the other two types, it has its advantages and disadvantages.
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