Automotive Masking: How to layer tape on tape for better protection and precision
Masking defines the quality of any refinishing job, and mastering advanced techniques can make a huge difference. The tape-on-tape method is a reliable way to sharpen paint edges, reinforce tricky areas, and save time during spraying.
How to master masking vehicle apertures for a seamless collision repair
In collision repair, masking apertures like door jambs, bonnets, and tailgates is key to achieving a flawless finish. Foam tape makes the job easier, sealing gaps and ensuring clean paint lines. With Q1® Premium and Performance Foam Tape, professiona...
Demystifying Car Body Ghosting: Causes and Prevention Tips
Ghosting on vehicle bodywork is one of the most frustrating surface issues for car body shops. Subtle but visible outlines or patterns that appear after painting can ruin even the most meticulous work, resulting in costly rework and dissatisfied cust...
Preventing tape residue in Automotive Painting: Best practices for clean removal
Tape residue can undermine even the most skilled automotive paint job. In this article, we outline the best practices for clean masking tape removal—helping professionals avoid delays, rework, and surface damage.
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