The equipment you purchase today sets up your shop for growth and better profit margins tomorrow. By processing only one more vehicle per week, a shop can usually recoup its equipment investment in less than a year. Now is the best time for shop owners to purchase better equipment to position themselves for the future.
At the forefront of their dedication to technology and innovation, Airport Auto Body recently completed one of the largest Side-Load Finishing System installations from Global Finishing Solutions (GFS), featuring REVO Accelerated Curing Systems, paint booths and prep environments.
OSSEO, Wis. — CSN-Sarkis Collision will become the first automotive body shop in Atlantic Canada to have paint booth-integrated REVO Accelerated Curing Systems, the revolutionary short wave electric infrared curing technology from GFS.
To continue to provide customers with unrivaled repairs and technology for their luxury automobiles, Alloy Collision Centre was in need of a quality supplier of paint booths to upgrade their old booths that were more than 30 years old. Alloy knew automotive refinish products from Global Finishing Solutions would provide the superior finishes and service they strive for.
An important question in the automotive refinish industry is whether or not infrared drying and curing technology products are code compliant. REVO Accelerated Curing Systems from GFS use short wave electric infrared technology to cure filler, primer, sealer and paint from the inside out with only one pass per coating, offering the fastest curing time in the industry for both prep and paint processes. So, are REVO Systems code compliant?
Global Finishing Solutions (GFS) has raised the positioning of its REVO Speed Accelerated Curing System from 4 to 9 inches off the ground, making it compatible with any factory lifted truck on the road.
