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If you have rust on your car, now is the perfect time to get it removed. Learn the benefits of getting it removed before winter and how we can help.

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We all love our cars, but everyone knows that cars are depreciating assets. From the moment we first drive them off the dealership lot, they decline in value. Even if we pamper and baby our beloved automobiles, there is not much we can do stop that devaluation. However, we can slow it down.

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The body and parts on a car are made from various types of metal including steel and aluminum. They are often coated with clear coats and paint to prevent them from rusting. But as the car is exposed to real life elements, this paint and coating can become scratched, scraped and damaged. A rock, shopping cart, key or even driving over a speed bump can scrape away paint and coating on the car. This leaves the metal exposed to outdoor elements such as water, and rust can form. Rust can eat away at the metal, causing significant damage. If you notice rust on your car, you will want to have it removed before snow hits the car. Here are two reasons why.

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The winter months take a toll on your car. And unfortunately, the freezing temperatures and weather elements can cause damage on your car. Taking the time to properly prepare your car is the best way to prevent major damage, keeping your car functioning and looking great. Here are a few of the things you will want to do to prepare your car for winter.

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If you don't drive your car often in the winter months, it is highly recommended that you at least shovel the snow from your car before it piles on. This is because heavy amounts of snow can strain your car and cause damage. Here are three different ways that snow build up can harm your car.

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What is the difference between a Ding and a Dent ? We have all experienced that "Oh No" feeling when we come back from a shopping trip and see a blemish on the side of our car. This type of damage is almost inevitable but there is some good news! There are varying degrees of body damage, and there is a big difference between a " Ding" and a "Dent" when repair costs are considered.

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Scratched paint, dented fenders and broken windshields not only diminish the curb appeal of your vehicle, but they also reduce its resale value. Fortunately, auto body shops can fix these imperfections to your benefit. In particular, there are specific procedures that tend to have the most impact.

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Rust can be extremely damaging to a metal automobile. If left untreated, rust will eat away at the paint and the metal. This weakens the metal, which can make it less effective if you are in an automobile accident. It can also affect the appearance of the car, which can affect the resale value. Knowing what signs are indicative of rust being present on your car can help you catch it and then have it repaired before these larger problems occur. Here are a few of the signs that your car may need rust repair.

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