All tools and equipment in body shops require proper storage to keep them in good working order, and there’s no reason why automotive tapes shouldn’t be treated the same. However, the correct methods for storing rolls of tape aren’t always obvious. To help, this guide is filled with our top…
Cloth-backed tape is typically constructed using linen, polyester or cotton. In the automotive industry, the primary use of this tape is protecting surfaces when using abrasives, although some automotive professionals might also use it for temporary repairs and seals. But if you’re yet to add this highly versatile tape to…
Gaffer tape, duct tape and foil tape all fall under the category of protection tapes, which means they’re designed to protect against abrasion, light, chemicals and heat. However, that’s where most of the similarities end for these three tapes. So, how do they differ? What should each one be…
Foam tapes can come in all shapes, sizes, and materials. From double-sided and single-sided variations to PVC-based and polyethylene-based foam tapes, their versatility is unmatched and means they can be used for many tasks within the automotive industry. Whether you’re mounting, masking, sealing, protecting or bonding, they offer…
Using the very best products within your body shop is one of the best ways to make sure your customers are consistently receiving excellent service. But while you might think this only applies to vehicle parts and paints, it’s also equally as important to use the best tools for the…
Modifications like spoilers and side skirts are a great way for motorists to add a sporty edge to their vehicle while also improving its aerodynamic performance. However, some might be put off by the idea of adding screws or metal fastenings to secure their spoilers or side skirt trims. In…
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