Orlando Auto Repair

You might have noticed those unsightly patches of reddish-brown discoloration on your car, often lurking around dented areas or scratches. Rust, the notorious nemesis of metal surfaces, can be more than just an eyesore; it can compromise the structural integrity of your vehicle.  How does body damage contribute to rust formation, and more importantly, what can you do to prevent it? The Relationship Between Body Damage and Rust Formation The Corrosive Culprit - Moisture When your car's body sustains damage, whether it's a minor scratch or a significant dent, it creates a breach in the protective barrier of paint and primer. This breach exposes the underlying metal to moisture, which is the primary catalyst for rust formation. Moisture seeps into the damaged area and initiates a chemical reaction with the iron present in the metal ... read more