About Me

Hello everyone, I am Rebecca Fritz. I am crazy about automotive light upgrades. I brought my first vehicle down to the body shop to change out the lights in an effort to make its exterior look sportier. The auto body technicians suggested clear lenses for my taillights and turn signals. That upgrade made my car look perfect. I also took my subsequent vehicles down to that shop for light upgrades, including smoked and blacked out finishes. Eventually, I learned how to alter my stock lights to create the perfect look. However, I still go down to the shop to have the work performed by a professional on occasion. I will use the information I learned to help others find their perfect light upgrades. Furthermore, I will share knowledge about DIY and professional practices used to upgrade the appearance of automotive lighting. Thank you.

2015

Protecting Your Windshield from Cracks

Protecting your car windshield may seem impossible; you can never predict when something will hit your windshield and crack it. However, there are a few things that you can do to take care of your windshield, in order to minimize the potential for a large windshield crack. Apply a Windshield Protection Film Some technicians will offer to install a windshield protector on your car. This is a thin, invisible layer of film that is adhered to the outside of the windshield.

Fixing Small Car Dings With Auto Body Filler

Auto body filler is not too hard to work with if you have a little bit of instruction. Many homeowners and DIYers feel completely comfortable when it comes to fixing wood or drywall dings, but they don't try to fix similar dings in their automobiles. In fact, the skills and materials needed for all of these repairs are quite similar. This article will explain how you can fix basic auto body scratches, dents and dings.