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By Editor on 30/05/2013 07:13

The climate we live in is conducive to the formation of rust on our everyday items. Let’s face it, we live surrounded by the sea and wet salt is one of the main offenders in rust on metal. Rust is a corrosive and destructive element: in essence it is a flaky coating of iron oxide which is formed on steel or iron, most commonly caused by moisture which leads to oxidation. Although there are many ways to prevent rust from forming and removing rust once it has formed

By Editor on 30/05/2013 07:10

We all have to watch the pennies in today’s economic climate whether it is in business or at home. Although we have a reputation for living in a throwaway society, it is sometimes far easier to restore and rejuvenate than we think. 

By Editor on 01/12/2011 10:22
Ford Motor Co. announced recently that the company has invented a new method for preparing vehicle windshields for factory installation in its vehicles.
By Editor on 23/06/2011 08:10
The internet is now the starting point for 53 per cent of car purchases, according to Alex Rose, Google’s UK industry manager for auto dealers, Google UK.
Rose said recent Google Gearshift research into car buying patterns showed that visits to dealerships only accounted for just over a quarter (26 per cent) of first destinations to go for information.
Rose said the rate of internet usage will accelerate with Google expecting online research to shortly account for 78 per cent of the first points of contact for car buyers.
“Eight out of 10 buyers will turn to the internet. Everyone’s online now,” he said.

Rose also said Google expects the rate of online car purchases to grow rapidly with CapGemini and CarsOnline research showing that 41 per cent of car buyers saying they were “likely” to purchase their next vehicle online, compared with just 20 per cent in 2007.
Other highlights;
• Declining dealership footfall was a visible sign of the growth in internet usage
• The rate of car buyers visiting four or more dealers fell from 47 per cent in 2007 to 27 per cent in 2010
• Those visiting one dealership rose from 17 per cent in 2007 to 25 per cent in 2010
• One in five desktop searches are related to location
• One in three mobile searches are related to location
By Editor on 12/04/2011 14:01

As far back as the ancient Egyptians and up to today, people have identified their property by placing a mark, such as branding their cattle, on property to prove its ownership.

The idea is to make the car less desirable to be stolen as you would have to replace all the glass in the car if the VIN is altered so the car could be re-sold illegally. Also, this does give you a discount on your car insurance as an anti-theft measure.

 

Find out how to offer this service www.safegard.co.uk

By Editor on 16/03/2011 13:05
Rust-proofing is the process by which sealants are applied inside the body of a car to prevent rust from forming. Improvements in automobile construction in recent years have diminished the need for professional rust-proofing,but if you live in snowy, wet climates or you plan to keep your car for a long time, you might want to get your car rust-proofed.

Rust is formed by a combination of water, air and steel. It is an electrochemical corrosion process in which the water and air break down the composition of the steel. Rust can form on the metal parts of a car, particularly in snowy climates where salt is used to de-ice roads in winter. Salt also contributes to corrosion.

By Editor on 16/03/2011 13:04
Rust prevention is so important in order to keep your investment afloat for many years. Moisture is the leading cause of rust, so it is logical that boats are common victims of rust. Water on its own is bad enough, but when you add salt water to the equation, you quickly realize that rust can be a big problem for many boat owners. Sea air causes additional havoc on boats and its components.

The best way to combat rust is with regular maintenance and rust prevention. Small boats should be washed down with clean fresh water and a mild detergent after each use. Then dry all metal, glass, and flat surfaces before storing. Keep your boat covered to protect it from sun and rain. In addition, take the time to do routine inspections of your boat and its components to help keep rust and corrosion under control.
By Editor on 16/03/2011 12:53
Two good quality resins used within the windscreen replacement Industry, each with their own unique features.

Esprit - The market leader by far and one of the worlds leading brands sold in many countries in Europe and the Rest of the World. Meets BS AU 251:1994 and BS AU 242A:1998 which are related to Specification for performance of automotive laminated windscreen repair sytems. Esprit only sell their own resin and DO NOT supply any other company with their own brand resin (including REJEL) Esprit resin is distinct in that it has a slight straw colour and comes in a white bottle with a black lid.

REJEL resin - Rejel's own brand resin is a top quality resin, being produced in America and used by other leading windscreen repair companies. Also meets BS AU 251:1994. Rejel resin is clear and comes in a white bottle with a white lid.
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