 Posted by CMC Autobody Due to the influx of hail damage repair that we have experience, we felt it necessary to compile a list of frequently asked questions pertaining to hail damage removal. Our outsourced Dent repair division specializes in the art of paintless dent repair (PDR). The team will massage the dents out of your vehicle’s body and restore the vehicle’s original shape. The benefit Paintless dent repair does not require the use of paint at any point in the process. As the vehicle keeps its original paint, there is no colour matching or repainting required. Not only does this mean that the process is cheaper than that of traditional panel beating techniques, it also means that the resale value of the vehicle is higher than it would be if repainting were repainted. Important ; This will vary depending on the severity of the damage. If the damage is severe then you will need additional paint and bodywork done. TOP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION Q. How long does it take to have my vehicle repaired? A. Typically, repairs take 10-15 business days if you are getting a hail damage paintless dent repair. This will vary depending on the severity of the damage and what number in the Que your vehicle is booked in at. Should you need additional paint and bodywork you may need an additional 5-7 business days (for severe hail damage the length of time may increase). Our team here at CMC autobody are skilled in the art of cosmetic repairs, in most cases you will have your car back in no more than 12 business days. If your vehicle does not require and paintwork due to the hail damage, typically the repair will not take more than 12 days unless specified by us. Q. I can’t go a day without my car, what do I do? A. Some insurance companies cover car rentals as part of their comprehensive coverage. You will want to speak with your insurance company to find out if rentals are covered under your policy. Alternatively if your policy does not cover you for a rental, below are some suggested car rental companies. Rental cars Europcar Tempest Car Hire First Car rental Cars 4 Hire or go onto Price Check and choose from a variety of different companies. Contact us today CMC autobody 011 873 8009 info@cmcautobody.co.za mel@cmcautobody.co.za 83 President Street, Germiston, 1401
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 Feeling adventurous? Looking for an escape? Something that doesn't break the pocket? Gauteng has no shortage of spectacular, breath taking hiking trails. Despite it being so close to the city, you will feel as if you are somewhere else. We here at CMC Autobody have put together a list of our TOP 2 most affordable/free hiking trails, right here in Gauteng. OUR TOP RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAIL FOR 2018 IS1.Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve
 Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve Map 2 - Hennops Hiking Trail In the heart of busy Gauteng, virtually on the doorstep of both Johannesburg and Pretoria, hikers can now experience one of the few unspoiled nature areas at Hennops Hiking Trail.
Three hiking routes routes Zebra Route Distance: 5km Duration: 2 hours Degree of difficulty: Easy – Average Elevation gain: 110m River crossing: Cable car/stepping stones Points of interest: Bokmakieries Bos, Oude Muragie, Dassie caves A variety of game can be viewed on this trail namely Zebra, Gnu, Impala, Blesbok, Kudu & Zonkie Krokodilberg Route Distance: 10km Duration: 4 – 5 hours Degree of difficulty: Average – Difficult Elevation gain: 400m River crossing: Suspension bridge, cable car/stepping stones Points of interest: Hospital cave, Pruimpie se gat, view points, klipstapels, Dolomite mines, Kalkoond, Dassie caves Not recommended for children under 12 or unfit adults. Small game as well as Kudu and Eland can be viewed on this trail Dassie Route Distance: 2.5km Duration: 1 – 2 hours Degree of difficulty: Easy – Average Elevation gain: 70m River crossing: Suspension bridge, cable car/stepping stones Points of interest: Hospital cave, Pruimpie se gat, dassie caves This route offers parents the opportunity to introduce their children to hiking. It follows the same route as Krokodilberg to start but returns at no. 6 (Pruimpie se gat) to the cable car on the “escape route” Website:http:www.hennopstrails.co.za/hiking-trail/ Contact number: 082 825 9205 So you've been in a car accident... and not sure what to do?? RELAX. BREATH and follow the steps to recovery below.  
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