Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 Body Repair Guide

In Car Mechanic Simulator 2015, you can repair the body of a car to
restore it to its former glory. This guide will teach you how to do just
that.

Materials

• Hammer
• Dolly
• Sandpaper
• Body filler
• Primer
• Paint

Instructions

1. Remove the damaged parts. If the damage is severe,
   you may need to use a saw or a grinder to cut away the damaged
   metal.
2. Hammer out the dents. Use a hammer and a dolly to
   hammer out any dents in the metal. Start by hitting the center of the
   dent and work your way out. Be careful not to hit the metal too hard,
   or you may create new dents.
3. Sand the metal. Once the dents have been hammered
   out, sand the metal to smooth it. Start with a coarse sandpaper and
   gradually move to a finer sandpaper.
4. Apply body filler. Body filler is a type of putty that
   can be used to fill in holes and dents in metal. Apply body filler to
   the sanded metal and smooth it out.
5. Sand the body filler. Once the body filler has dried,
   sand it to smooth it. Start with a coarse sandpaper and gradually
   move to a finer sandpaper.
6. Prime the metal. Primer is a type of paint that helps
   to protect the metal from rust and corrosion. Apply primer to the sanded
   body filler and let it dry.
7. Paint the metal. Once the primer has dried, you can
   paint the metal. Apply several coats of paint, allowing each coat to dry
   completely before applying the next coat.
8. Buff the paint. Once the paint has dried, you can buff
   it to give it a smooth, shiny finish.

Tips

• Be patient when repairing the body of a car. It takes time and
  effort to get it right.
• Use the right tools for the job. A hammer and a dolly are essential
  for hammering out dents.
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it. There are many
  resources available online and in your community that can help you
  repair the body of a car.

Conclusion

Repairing the body of a car can be a challenging task, but it is
definitely possible with the right tools and knowledge. By following the
steps in this guide, you can restore the body of your car to its former
glory.