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At JTAPE, we’re well-versed in the difficulties faced by body shop professionals when it comes to masking off certain areas for repairs and spray painting.

Efficiency is key in this industry, and the last thing you need is to be redoing jobs because of inferior masking techniques or incorrect automotive tape choices for certain jobs.

Using our expertise in tape manufacturing for the automotive industry, we’ll offer our best advice for the best practices when applying protection tape and how to choose the right one for you.

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Masking is a huge aspect of this, which is why we’ve created this comprehensive guide containing everything you’ll need to know to properly mask off the car doors in preparation for painting.

In this guide, we’ll be offering the best tips and tricks to assist you with these body line jobs and ensure each line is sharp, clean and always meets the standards for your repair shop and your clients.

1.    Jointing Insulation Panels Insulation panels are the big sections of insulation material used within walls and in loft spaces.

Mirrors can easily become damaged while parking or driving in busy or tight areas, but luckily this often only affects the glass.

As professionals, you might see more and more customers coming to you asking for a two-tone paint job, but perfecting this technique will require some practice.

Because heat is such a big presence in body shop environments, heat resistant tape is vital to have.

Masking off specific areas of the car when painting or detailing is a super important step to remember, and this also applies to any windows.

Utilising more efficient products is the first step to this, which is where we come in at JTAPE.