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280 Votes for red56 from oklahoma

were can i get a bag of flames that house of kolors makes thanks ray

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217 Votes for citygirl

Go to eastwood.com and they are selling it at special now at $62.99 Check the link below: http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=21185&itemType=PRODUCT

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207 Votes for Valiik

I already replied to your message on the forum but here is what I said:

Check your Yellow pages for local auto body suppliers, call them up and ask if they carry House of Color products. If they do they should be able to order it for you if they do not carry it in stock.

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279 Votes for Tad N

I'm trying to remove a torx screw from the windsheild on my jeep but its stripped and im out of ideas.

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269 Votes for gdwrnch40

Use a cutoff wheel to cut a slot across the head and use a screwdriver.

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266 Votes for mike

i have a 2001 s10 i ran over something on the road and it bent my frame can it be fix and about how much to repair?

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231 Votes for valiik

Mike, it really depends on what kind of damage you have. When you ran over something, did it actually hit the frame? Is there a dent, rip or a bow in the frame? Usually the frame can be straightened in a body shop for around $700. And this is just a rough estimate. If it's a small repair that won't require taking the bed and/or the cab off, its probably going to be cheaper. My advise is, find a local auto paint & body supply store and ask the salespeople if they know any small bodyshops in town. Have them check it out and you will save a lot. Reply with more details and I will see if I can figure out a closer figure for you.

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159 Votes for TC

Where can I find the license and certifications needed by the State of Ohio to start my own shop?

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1000091 Votes for Valiik

So, this is our new Car Talk Board. Feel free to leave a comment or a question. All welcome, no registration required.

Tell me if you like th site, or if you have suggestions.

Ask questions, I'll be happy to answer.

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1000091 Votes for Valiik

Just like in real-estate, you make money when you buy. Finding a car that can be rebuilt and profited from can be tricky. If you do your homework ahead of time you will reap the rewards.

Insurance Auto Auctions have an online member-only area where you can preview the cars that are coming up for auction, you can do that as early as a week ahead of time. You will get to see pictures and will get general details about each car. Armed with this info you can do your research by checking the Blue-Book price on the car at nadaguides.com, find out the prices for the major parts that will need to be replaced, find out if the parts are available localy. You will be a step ahead of most people at the auction.

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