The removal from the substrate (vehicle's sheet metal parts) of contaminants which would otherwise create various paint failures.

A heavy metal platform used to restore a vehicle's structural geometry to factory specifications. This is done by securing a portion of the vehicle to the platform, then pulling appropriate areas of the vehicle into place using special clamps, chains and hydraulic winches. This is also referred to as a Frame Machine, Frame Rack or simply Rack.

A paste-like material ordinarily mixed with a catalyst material used to fill large imperfections on a vehicle surface.

The location where your insured car is parked most of the time. This location is usually indicated by the ZIP Code of the policyholder's primary residence. The garaging location can affect your auto insurance rates.

In most states, customers who have not had an at-fault accident in the previous five years qualify for this program. Accident forgiveness is when insurance carriers don't add a surcharge to your premium after you are at-fault in an accident, or your deductible may reduce over time. Check with your insurance provider, there may be an additional [..]

Natural occurrence beyond human control or influence. Includes such acts of nature as; hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. This is usually covered under comprehensive insurance and is not covered by liability and collision insurance. 

Natural occurrence beyond human control or influence. Includes such acts of nature as; hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. This is usually covered under comprehensive insurance and is not covered by liability and collision insurance. 

Natural occurrence beyond human control or influence. Includes such acts of nature as; hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. This is usually covered under comprehensive insurance and is not covered by liability and collision insurance. 

Most auto insurance coverage only reimburses you for the actual cash value of your car. This is the value of the vehicle at the time it was damaged, stolen or destroyed. After a loss, your company will review the condition of your car's body, interior, tires, and additional equipment. Based on the pre-accident condition of the car, a claim adj [..]

A person or entity (such as a leasing company), other than the named insured, who is protected under the auto policy.  If an auto is leased, the leasing company may want to be listed as an Additional Insured as well as a lien holder or loss payee.  This protects the leasing company if it's named in a lawsuit for an accident caused by a policyh [..]