With the return of warm weather this spring, it can be tempting to hit the open road and enjoy some time behind the wheel of your car. Before you start driving more than you normally do, make sure your vehicle is up to the task.
#1 Check Your Wiper Blades
Your windshield wiper blades are not made to last forever. Your windshield wiper blades wear down over time. When you start to notice that your wiper blades are smearing water instead of removing it, the rubber on your wipers blades has worn down to the point that it is no longer as effective as it should be.…
RVs have more fiberglass surfaces that most cars. This is actually a big advantage for owners who like to make their own body repairs. Fiberglass is much easier to work with than the metal that constitutes the large percentage of most auto bodies. With a basic fiberglass repair kit, you can fix everything from small holes, to scratches, to deep dents in your RV. This article explains how you can use a fiberglass repair kit to repair most blemishes in your RV body.…
Did you make the mistake of painting the bumpers on your car? If you are now dealing with paint peeling off, you might want to get the job done by a professional. The best way to paint the bumpers is via a technique known as powder coating, which can be done for various types of metals. This article will answer a few of the questions that you might have before getting your vehicle bumpers powder coated.…
