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In many parts of the world, hail is an unfortunate but common weather event. Whether you live in a region known for unpredictable storms or simply find yourself in the path of an occasional hailstorm, the damage that hail can inflict on your vehicle can be surprisingly severe. From small dings and dents to shattered windshields, hail damage is more than just an aesthetic concern—it can compromise the structural integrity of your vehicle, affect your resale value, and even lead to long-term problems that become increasingly expensive to fix the longer you wait.
At First Aid Collision, we care deeply about providing top-tier auto body repairs and customer-focused service. One of the ways we showcase our dedication is through our I-CAR Gold certification—a distinction recognized industry-wide as a benchmark of excellence in collision repair. But what does I-CAR Gold actually mean, and why should you choose a repair shop that holds this status?
Your car’s paint is one of its most defining features. It’s not just about color; it’s about protecting your vehicle, maintaining its value, and keeping it looking sharp for years to come. While the idea of a do-it-yourself paint job might seem like a fun weekend project or a way to save some cash, the reality is far more complex. At First Aid Collision of North Carolina, we’ve seen firsthand how DIY paint attempts can go awry, and we’re here to explain why leaving your car’s paint job to professionals is always the best choice.
When winter arrives, snow-covered roads become common, and so does the use of road salt. While salt is essential for keeping roads safe by reducing ice, it can take a toll on vehicles.
In this detailed guide, we’ll answer your most pressing questions about road salt’s impact on your car, provide practical maintenance tips, and explore how First Aid Collision can restore your vehicle with expert auto painting services. With the proper care, you can keep your car protected throughout the harsh winter months and beyond.
Winter weather poses unique challenges for vehicles, affecting everything from mechanical systems to exterior bodywork. Cold temperatures, snow, ice, and road salt can significantly reduce your car’s performance and put your safety at risk. Without the proper precautions, winter driving can lead to mechanical failures, accidents, and long-term damage to your vehicle.