A fresh stone chip on your bonnet looks like a cosmetic problem. It is really a rust problem waiting to happen. The moment a chip breaks through to bare metal, that tiny spot begins to corrode, and corrosion creeps outward under the surrounding paint. Sealing it quickly is… Read More »How to Touch Up Car Paint: Stone Chips and Small Scratches
It’s really important that your headlights are correctly aligned, especially in the winter, as you may be driving a lot more in the dark. Incorrect alignment could result in blinding or annoying other drivers/pedestrians if they are too high and if they’re aimed too low, other drivers will… Read More »How To: Correct Headlight Alignment
It’s fairly easy to recognise when there’s a problem with one of your vehicle’s external door handles… What better sign than not being able to enter your car? Whether you have children who pull on them too hard, or it’s just down to wear and tear over time,… Read More »How To: Replace A External Car Door Handle
I remembered reading this somewhere, “As long as vehicle body panels are made from steel, they’re going to rust.” Yikes! Not much optimism there. However, no matter what you do, there will always be a hidden part of your vehicle that could already be rusting, or about to… Read More »How to Remove Rust from Your Vehicle
Whether it’s from loose stones hitting your paintwork or a careless driver being, well… careless, getting scratches on your car can be a pain! But thankfully, there are a number of methods to fix them. One of those methods is scratch remover kits, the ultimate DIY. You might… Read More »Car Paintwork Scratches: How To Fix Them!
Reach for T-Cut on the right kind of scratch and it works. The light scuffs, swirl marks and dull, oxidised paint that most everyday cars pick up will genuinely come back with it — used properly. Reach for it on the wrong kind of damage, though, and at… Read More »How to Use T-Cut to Remove Car Scratches
How To Fix Stone Chips Using Paint Chip Repair Kits Stone chips are one of the most common types of paint damage to occur on vehicles and commonly found on the front bumper and bonnet panels. Stone chips will usually create deep, localised damage to the paint work… Read More »How To: Fix Stone Chips Using DIY Paint Chip Repair Kits
Plastic Bumper Repair – How To Guide Whether someone else is to blame or it was due to a wrong move, being faced with a scratched, scuffed or cracked bumper is not a pleasant sight. Facing high costs to get it repaired by a local garage isn’t appealing… Read More »How To: Plastic Bumper Repair Using DIY Repair Kits
