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1. No **blatant** self promotion
2. No websites directly linking to your business
3. Posts must be Autobody and/or Collision Repair related
4. Posts asking for Estimates will not be encouraged.  Although professionals do exist on this page it is highly recommended that you go to an autobody shop and have them use the tools available to them to complete an accurate estimate.

<div class="md"><p>Submission Rules</p>

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<li>No <strong>blatant</strong> self promotion</li>
<li>No websites directly linking to your business</li>
<li>Posts must be Autobody and/or Collision Repair related</li>
<li>Posts asking for Estimates will not be encouraged.  Although professionals do exist on this page it is highly recommended that you go to an autobody shop and have them use the tools available to them to complete an accurate estimate.</li>
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Discussion among Autobody enthusiasts, anyone wanting to become more aware of processes and what it takes to fix automobiles.




           Just cause you saw it on Youtube doesn't mean its the right way to do it.

<div class="md"><p>Discussion among Autobody enthusiasts, anyone wanting to become more aware of processes and what it takes to fix automobiles.</p>

<pre><code>       Just cause you saw it on Youtube doesn&#39;t mean its the right way to do it.
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Estimates: Before posting asking for an estimate consider that non of us have the software available to accurately give you the labour times and procedures for repairing your vehicle.
  Because of variations in labour rates, parts availability and parts prices none of the estimate information you are asking for will be accurate.

<div class="md"><p>Estimates: Before posting asking for an estimate consider that non of us have the software available to accurately give you the labour times and procedures for repairing your vehicle.
  Because of variations in labour rates, parts availability and parts prices none of the estimate information you are asking for will be accurate.</p>
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Looking at purchasing this truck. The roof looks like this. Is this surface rust or does it look deeper?