Choosing an automotive spray booth for your auto body shop is a long-term investment that should enhance productivity and profitability, and there are numerous car paint booths to consider. Learn more in this step-by-step guide for choosing finishing equipment.
Having gone from repairing vehicles decades ago in a small barn behind his mother’s house to a 12,000-square-foot body shop, Chris Carter knew exactly what he wanted in his next paint booth. GFS made customization seem routine for Carter’s Collision in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, with a dual-bay Ultra XD Closed-Top Open-Front (CTOF) Booth featuring doors, additional lighting and a vertical SpaceSaver heat system.
“I don’t work for money. I work for efficiency, which makes me money,” said Abe Guenter of AG Autobody. That is why he invested last year in performance-boosting finishing equipment from GFS and Canadian distributor Dormer Finishing Systems — an Ultra XD Paint Booth and Excel Workstation that are connected by a Side-Load Finishing System, with an adjoined Ultra XD Paint Mix Room.
A new building meant new finishing equipment earlier this year for Fix Auto Alameda. And owner Arthur Mercado wanted the best technology on the market to help ensure his 18-year-old business stays ahead of the competition.
Visit GFS Booth #31055 at the SEMA Show from Nov. 5-8, 2024 in Las Vegas to learn how GFS will work with you — as lifetime partners — to find the right data-driven solution for your needs.
The recently released REVO Rapid MC1 from GFS fills the gap between the single-cassette REVO Spot and the dual-cassette, dual-sensor REVO Rapid MC2 and OR2 models. Featuring two cassettes with a single set of sensors, the REVO Rapid MC1 provides a more affordable solution for curing filler and coatings on two different vehicles or panels at the same time.
