Spotting & fixing dry spray is easier than ever with a free checklist from The Autobody Source.
Dry spray, a frequent problem for collision repair professionals, presents itself as a rough, textured surface typically confined to a small area, explains The Autobody Source in a new report. The primary cause of this issue stems from the paint's inability to flow properly. This affects the looks of the paint job and can lead to further paint damage if not rectified promptly.
The new checklist by The Autobody Source provides a step-by-step approach to identify and address this issue.
For starters, it's important to determine if the defect is present across the entire unit or localized to a specific area, and if there are potential patterns.
The defect may not be limited to just one color, so make sure you check if multiple shades are affected.
Additional steps to take include:
An informative site specializing in collision repair product reviews and industry insights, the platform offers a wide range of resources and connects auto body professionals with trusted brands and suppliers in their areas. Through its partnership with the Collision Repair Education Foundation, The Autobody Source also provides access to professional education for anyone interested in a collision repair career.
“For three decades, The Autobody Source has connected repair solutions to collision shops across North America,” said a company representative. “In continuous publication since 1992, we differentiate ourselves with a publication that’s a direct resource for autobody products and brands to the warehouse, the jobber, and bodyshop technicians. We service over 17,000 jobber customers each year in the U.S. and Canada as well as Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Bahamas, and the Caribbean.”
Go to https://autobodysource.com/tips-for-avoiding-dry-spray to learn more!
