Minor dents and scratches on your vehicle, while not so serious that they can impact your vehicle’s performance, are nevertheless an eyesore that you’ll want to take care of a quickly as possible. Some dents and scratches may require you to seek out an auto body shop,...
While most drivers are aware of the importance of getting their vehicle checked out after an accident, not everyone knows how to listen to their car under normal conditions. It can be difficult to tell the difference between a tired car and one that needs to be looked...
Whether you are liable or not, you may find yourself in a situation where an insurance company is recommending certain body shops to complete necessary auto repairs. When this happens, it can be difficult to determine if the referral is made with your best interest in...
If you’re looking to get your vehicle painted you’ll soon learn that there is so much more to consider than just the colour. There are a bunch of paint finish options available these days, and choosing which one to go with can easily become quite overwhelming. Each...
Vehicle paint can take between 60-90 days to completely dry and cure. How you care for your vehicle during that time will determine the quality and longevity of your paint. Read on as Freeway outlines some do’s and don’ts when it comes to caring for your newly painted...
The Pros & Cons of Different Types of Auto Paint Finishes Standard methods of fixing minor dings and dents on the surface of a car sometimes require extensive body work. The collision repair pros at Edmonton’s Freeway Auto Body shop offer an alternative known as...
