We all know the holiday seasons are here, but there may be more seasons around us than we’re aware of.
I want to tell you a strange story that happened to me yesterday morning. I had just dropped my kids of at school and was on my way to Butler. A commercial on the radio caught my attention because it was talking about auto accidents. They were talking about it being deer hunting season, but it is also deer collision season. At that exact time a deer shot across the road, I slammed on my brakes and I knocked the deer off balance. Fortunately, I was not traveling too fast, the deer jumped up and ran off and there is no damage to my vehicle. So, maybe I owe Auto Craft a thank you for helping me be deer collision conscientious at that time.
After getting to work it started to snow, which led to more accidents throughout the day. I was watching the news this morning and I believe it said that there had been over 400 accidents called in, in Sedgwick County. That is a lot of work for the body shops, but please, drive careful and respect bad weather conditions.
Here are some tips to help you drive on the ice and snow, so that you can spend your holiday season safely at home with your family. Driving Tips
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Collision Repair Tip
Use a small butane torch to remove small dents from a body panel.
~Sam Moser – BCC Student
Fact
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Quote
“Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.”
~Henry Ford
Question
What is the first step before starting any collision repair?
Jon
Good Tips, We will all have at least one close call with a deer this year. I think Fernando and Saul already almost hit one this year. Before you start any collision repair you need to wash the surface with soup and water. If you skip this process you risk major problems down the line in your repairs.
Anonymous
Awesome! Donnie