Chrome parts on trucks, especially on semi trucks and big rigs, not only add to the aesthetic appeal but also play a role in maintaining the vehicle's value. Properly detailing chrome requires specific techniques to ensure a mirror-like finish without damaging the metal. At McCoy's Truck Detailing, we pride ourselves on our meticulous approach to chrome detailing. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you achieve a flawless shine on your truck’s chrome parts.
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For owners and operators of semi trucks and big rigs, maintaining the aluminum tanks is crucial not only for aesthetic appeal but also for the longevity of the equipment. Based in Springfield, MO, McCoy's Truck Detailing specializes in ensuring your rig withstands the rigors of all weather conditions through professional aluminum tank polishing. Let's explore how different weather elements can affect aluminum tanks and how regular polishing can serve as a protective measure.
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Aluminum wheels can dramatically enhance the appearance of semi trucks and big rigs, but over time, exposure to the elements and road chemicals can take a toll, leaving them oxidized and lackluster. At McCoy's Truck Detailing in Springfield, MO, we specialize in restoring these wheels to their former glory, making them look as good as new. This blog post will delve into the restoration process for older or heavily oxidized aluminum wheels, outlining the steps involved from initial assessment to the final polish.
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You've probably heard the phrase "truck detailing" before. But what does it really mean?
If you're a truck owner or driver, you know that keeping your vehicle looking its best is an important part of your job. When people see your truck, they automatically judge it based on how clean and well-maintained it looks. If you've never had your truck detailed before, it might be hard to tell the difference between cleaning and detailing.
This blog will teach you all about the difference between truck washing and truck detailing and how to choose which one is right for you!
How to remove scratches from an 18-wheel truck A majority of 18-wheel trucks are used on interstate highways, where they are exposed to high traffic. These large trucks run into debris like rocks and stones that can quickly put small scratches in their paint job. Some people have tried pinstriping over the scratches or black touch-up paint to hide them but have been left unsatisfied with the results. Here are some tips for removing scratches from your 18-wheeler truck and getting it looking as good as new.
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With the trucking industry growing every year, there are more and more drivers on the road. Unfortunately, with this growth in drivers comes an increase in truck accidents. The Bureau of Transportation Statistics states that bigger trucks result in about 550 deaths and over a quarter of a million injuries per year. So, it's no surprise that truck accidents are some of the most devastating types of crashes. Whether you're a trucker or not, they can impact your life in unexpected ways. That's why it is important to be educated on the risks and how you can avoid them.
