Fixing Those Scratch And Dents On Your Car

I have driven for a job for the past twenty years and I have done some numbers on some of my vehicles. I have smashed a couple of cars and have had more than a few scratch and dents. My latest vehicle is a 2009 Toyota Corolla. I bought it new because I was tired of dealing with used cars. A year later, a drunk smashed into the back of my car, doing seven thousand dollars in damage. The drunk did not have insurance, so my insurance had to pay the bill. They fixed the car and I had it back on the road in a couple of weeks. On another night two years later, I had to take a delivery on a back road with no lights. It was impossible to see around me and I backed into a telephone poll. I smashed in one of the brake lights and dented the area around the light. I needed to have somebody fix it and I didn't want to have my car insurance go up.

I found a place that is great at fixing scratches and dents. I decided to try out auto body painting Columbus because they are experts when it comes to scratch and dents. They did a perfect job and my Corolla looked like new again. They actually made my car look just like a new car. I am impressed with their work and I will go back when I get more scratch and dents on my car. It is great to find a company who is dependable and who does a great job.

I continue to drive my 2009 Corolla every day. The car has 153,000 miles on it and it is still going strong. I try my best to keep it looking nice, but I go to some strange places on deliveries. I am often getting slapped by tree branches and find myself in the dark with no street lights. It is hard trying to back up your car in the dark with no light. I know I will need experts to touch up my car in the future if I want it to continue to look good. Either I will have to quit my job or I will have to deal with scratch and dents because it is part of my job.

disclaimer:
This is a sponsored post for Combs Collision, however, all the points 
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