Car body repairs

Car body repairs can get expensive. DIY auto body repairs can be a big money saver. Here's how to do car body work yourself and save.

How to Repair Plastic Bumper Scratches: Is your car bumper scuffed or scratched? While not as severe as a crack or dent a trip to a repair shop not only costs quite a bit, but they will probably need to keep your car for a day or two. So why not fix it yourself? In this instructable we …

We drive a beater and we're pretty proud of it - but that doesn't been we want to drive a rust bucket. So Ed came up with a great DIY rust repair technique. Keep reading

Automotive body panels are painted with several layers of rust-preventative coatings, but when the vehicle is driven into salty or sandy environments these coatings will strip away, and the metal underneath will rust. This rust can be repaired by the average backyard mechanic in about four hours.

Do you prefer to work on your car yourself? Do you like the idea of being able to fix a variety of auto problems in your own garage? Do you aim for professional-grade detailing and upgrades? Then these tips are exactly what you need for DIY car body repair. Note: Don't forget safety. Always wear safety glasses and protective clothing when working on your vehicle, and understand all precautions to take when working with toxic or corrosive chemicals.

Repairing a Rust Hole in a Car: My husband's car had developed a large rust hole in the fender under the gas cap. It needed to be fixed before the winter, and my husband hadn't had the free time to repair it himself; and I didn't want to pay the $150-200 to have it done by …

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As long as vehicle body panels are made from steel, they're going to rust.

Do you prefer to work on your car yourself? Do you like the idea of being able to fix a variety of auto problems in your own garage? Do you aim for professional-grade detailing and upgrades? Then these tips are exactly what you need for DIY car body repair. Note: Don't forget safety. Always wear safety glasses and protective clothing when working on your vehicle, and understand all precautions to take when working with toxic or corrosive chemicals.

Do you prefer to work on your car yourself? Do you like the idea of being able to fix a variety of auto problems in your own garage? Do you aim for professional-grade detailing and upgrades? Then these tips are exactly what you need for DIY car body repair. Note: Don't forget safety. Always wear safety glasses and protective clothing when working on your vehicle, and understand all precautions to take when working with toxic or corrosive chemicals.