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Compressed Air Reacts With Automotive Paint Types Differently

Automotive paint and body shops use compressed air in nearly every step of the automotive body repair process. Including various sanding steps (rough to wet finishing), multiple paint applications, (primer coats, base coats and finishing clear coats) and they all consume compressed air. As a result, compressed air plays a critical role in auto body

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Fordite: From Layers of Old Car Paint into Gemstones

What is fordite? OLD METHODS, NEW TRICKS. Fordite, also known as Motor Agate, is a unique automotive enamel material with an interesting history. The original layered automotive paint slag “rough” was made incidentally, years ago, by the now extinct practice of hand spray-painting multiples of production cars in big automotive factories.  The oversprayed paint in

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