Automotive paint allows car owners to customise their vehicles and create a completely unique look to suit them. This can often include painting curved lines, whether this is for a design or a few curved pinstriping lines. So as automotive professionals, how can you make sure you’re achieving the…
A broken car window can be inconvenient and frustrating for any driver. In situations where a vehicle will be exposed to the elements or the driver needs to continue using it before repairs can be made, it’s often necessary to apply temporary protection to the area. This is why we’re…
Taping off more intricate car parts for painting or repairs can require more specialist masking products and application techniques. This is especially true when dealing with the fuel filler cap area, since it’s often relatively small and has many tight corners to contend with. If you’ve previously struggled with masking…
Sanding is a vital step in preparing a car’s bodywork before many different automotive painting jobs. And using the correct products to ensure this is done right is equally as important for repair shops and body repair professionals alike. So, which tape type should you be using to mask…
Car doors are often one of the first things your clients will look at when inspecting a professional paint job on their car, simply because this is where they’ll get in and out of their car. Therefore, it’s vital that as a bodywork or auto repair professional, you understand how…
Achieving clean lines for fine details like lettering on vehicles can be tricky, even for the most experienced professionals. While some might opt for pre-made lettering to help them get the job done, it’s possible to paint lettering to a high standard using fine line masking tape. In many cases,…
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