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Friday, December 21, 2012
Santa at the Library Today
Posted by Billy Craft Automotive on 4:34 AM
Santa is coming to the Lynchburg Library today, December 21st from 10 AM to 12PM and from 1PM to 3PM. Santa will be listening to children's wishes, sharing cookies and reading aloud. Parents are encouraged to bring cameras and capture the moment when your child sits on Santa's lap.
Friday, December 14, 2012
What to do if you experience unintended acceleration
Posted by Billy Craft Automotive on 7:34 AM
Do you know what to do in the event of unintended acceleration? Brake firmly & steadily. Don’t pump the brake pedal. Shift to Neutral, guide your car off the road, and shut it down. Once it’s off, shift to Park, and call your dealer or repair shop to come get the vehicle.Friday, December 7, 2012
Chipped Winshield: Temporary Solution
Posted by Billy Craft Automotive on 11:28 AM
Ever had a chipped windshield? It can be annoying in several ways, first off, it's an eye-sore for sure. Secondly, gasses and air pockets can build up in these cracks resulting in windshield fractures or breaks, so it's crucial to fix the issue quickly. But what if you can't afford to replace a windshield right now or there's too much going on for you to leave your car to get repaired? Fortunately there's a simple solution from the guys at HowStuffWorks! What Types of Windshield Damage Can be Repaired? Any chip in the glass as large as one inch in diameter as well as a small star crack with no more than 2 small arms extending less than a half inch in length are good candidates for a store purchased repair kit. Longer cracks can sometimes be repaired by a professional depending on the severity of the crack, the tools used, and the repairers skill level. The window for any successful windshield repair is usually within the first month the damage occurs. Older chips can be repaired, but in general the sooner you get to it the better your results will be. You also have to keep in mind that a chip or crack left on a vehicle for any given period, may spread quickly and become unrepairable during a spout of one cold evening, rainstorm, or jarring bump on the road.
Read more: http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/family/repair-crack-windsheild.htm
