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How To Organize Sockets In Your Tool Chest & Tool Bag

For some it’s “organized chaos”, for others it’s a complete mess. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a tradesman trying to earn bonus or a weekend mechanic, organizing your tools is something that’s important but is always overlooked. In…
Read More »Every Type Of Auto Body Sanding Tool Explained!

Having the right tools for a job can make it a lot easier. However, in the world of auto body repairs, having the right tools is crucial to getting the job done correctly. Every panel on a car…
Read More »3 Of The Best Decal Eraser Wheels

Using the best decal eraser wheels, you’ll be able to make your clear again in a matter of seconds. Decal Eraser Wheels are the best way to remove decals, vinyl, adhesives and much more from your car. An…
Read More »How To Remove Car Trim Adhesive

If you’ve ever removed mouldings, trims or even car badges, you probably also uncovered a horrible dirty adhesive. While most trims and mouldings are clipped into the car in one way or another, a lot of them are…
Read More »How To Replace Car Seats In A Matter of Minutes!

Despite being a really simple task, many people have never replaced there car seats. There’s a whole host of reasons why you may need to replace your car seats. The most common being accidents, travel sick kids, pets,…
Read More »How To Remove Belt Moldings Without Bending Them!

Belt Moldings, Scraper Seals, Weather strips or whatever you want to call them, can be a pain to remove and refit. Even the most experienced panel beaters, or MET techs are prone to breaking them now and again….
Read More »PDR Glue Remover: Which Release Agent To Use?

When performing Paintless Dent Repair, specifically glue pulling, you’re going to need a glue remover. Even when you buy DIY Dent Repair Kits, they don’t come with PDR Glue Removers. Before you start any repairs, make sure that…
Read More »Best PDR Light Boards: 3 LED PDR Reflector Boards!

Having the best light & reflector boards is crucial to achieving the best possible repair. The only problem, especially for beginners, is that these can set you back as much as $400. It’s a huge investment for someone…
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