Heritage Collision & Auto Body LLC

Did you know that dent repair techniques are going to differ, and not only depending on the size of the dent? Another major factor involves where the dent is located, whether it’s on the hood or roof of the car or on the doors or fenders.

Following a major collision, the car will need to be carefully inspected and dissembled to expose any structural and/or mechanical damage that may have been sustained upon impact. This helps ensure a quality repair job and the ultimate safe operation of your vehicle.

Small things make a big difference. New lines of automotive masking tape, for example, are specially formulated to resist transferring adhesive, yet they stick firmly to surfaces as varied as plastic, rubber, glass, mirrors and painted finishes.

Has your car been in a collision? Even if it’s still drivable, you should resist driving it if the damage makes it at all unsafe, such as if a part might come off. Fortunately, an auto collision expert can help get it ready for use again quickly.

Fiberglass resin is a waterproof, impact-resistant cream hardener that cures quickly, making for a workable, sandable surface. Ideal for SMC and automotive fiberglass parts, fiberglass resin can also be used with fiberglass cloth, tape, and mat.