Automotive paint defects can significantly impact the overall finish of a vehicle and often result in additional time and money being spent to fix the issue before returning the vehicle to the customer. One of the most common painting defects faced by professionals in the automotive industry is known as…
The bonnet is arguably one of the first things a customer will notice about their vehicle. However, exposure to harsh weather conditions, sunlight and other pollutants can leave it with a dull and worn appearance that only worsens with time. If customers find that the paint on their bonnet is…
A cracked bumper is an unsightly defect, and if left untreated, it can also affect the vehicle’s structural integrity. This type of damage can be a result of reversing into an obstruction, being caught up in a collision or simply bumping the bumper while driving or parking. Whatever the reason…
Motorbike paint jobs are a popular service offered by many body shops. Whether a customer is looking to refresh the paint on their motorbike or wants a custom paint job, it’s important that your team is well-equipped to handle these types of requests. There are many different parts of a…
Whether a customer wants a new paint job or they’re requesting a full body wrap, parking sensors can throw a spanner in the works and leave you scratching your head wondering how to tackle the job without hindering the effectiveness of the technology. Many parking sensors come in basic colours…
Dust in automotive body shops is a common problem and something that must be addressed in the correct way for both legal and health and safety reasons. The HSE’s EH44: Dust in the Workplace guidance outlines that dust exposure must be prevented. When prevention isn’t feasible, body shops must take appropriate measures…
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