The days of hunting down the perfect salvaged car or parts are over and it is time to cash in on your investment. With a little elbow grease, your car will attract eyes and repel dirt the way it was meant to. The following are a few things to be conscious of when detailing your salvaged vehicle. 
Trim Before Anything Else After a meticulous wash, the trim is should be your main concern. A trim protectant will safeguard delicate areas from products used on the paint surface. There is no need to accidentally alter the tone of your car with carelessness. Some people go as far as using masking tape avoid mistakes. Continue reading
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Ten Easy Tips to Keep Your Car Clean
Staying on top of cleaning your salvaged vehicle prevents it from becoming an arduous task. Ten simple steps exist to keep it in tight check. By consistently doing the following, the salvaged vehicle owner can make sure their thrifty investment maintains value and visual appeal.
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Options for Regularly Scheduled Waxing No Matter What the Budget
The time and effort you invested in hunting down the most profitable salvage car is reason enough to wax it. The other factor is the visual appeal. Few things heighten the pleasure of a job well done than the sun bringing forth all the potential luster that your reclaimed vehicle now has. That is why regularly scheduled waxing is a priority no matter what budget you operate on. Continue reading
Distracted Driving in the United States
Over 3,000 people lost their lives due to distracted driving in the United States in 2012. Many states have created legislation limiting the use of electronic devices while driving. These states, rather than the federal government, oversee these laws within their borders. Each state has treated technology use while driving differently. Continue reading
History of Copart
Copart was founded in 1982 by Willis J. Johnson, who now takes the title of CEO. Johnson learned everything he needed to know about business from his father, who took part in all sorts of businesses, ranging from dairy farms to restaurants to houses. In 1994, Johnson took the company public with NASDAQ in order to raise enough money to expand Copart around the country. Continue reading