Patrick Sampoll, will open the doors to a new collision repair business in El Dorado, Kansas. He would like to invite the community to the grand opening that will be held at his business location on Sunday, August 1, 2010 from 2PM to 6PM.
Patrick has worked for a local body shop and has spent 3 years training in the automotive technology and auto collision repair technology at Butler Community College. He is eager to serve the community by providing top quality work and superior customer service. Patrick understands the hassles of being involved in an accident and he wants to help his customers by eliminating many of the problems associated with an accident.
Elite Auto Body is going to offer collision repair, auto body and paint, auto detailing and boat detailing.
I encourage all of the Butler Family to support Patrick and his new endeavor by stopping by to say hi and to welcome this new entrepreneur into the El Dorado business community.
Business Location:
Elite Auto Body
520 S. Main
El Dorado, KS 67042
EliteAutoBodyKs.com
"Making Your Problems Go Away Is Our Speciality"
This site is designed to offer information to the Auto Body Repair Industry and help determine if a career as a professional Collision Repair Technician may be a fit for you.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
BCC Student Demonstrates Block Sanding Primer
In this video we are demonstrating how to block sand primer surfacer.
1. Apply guide coat to the surface.
2. Using a block and 320 grit sandpaper, cross sand the surface.
3. Sand the surface until all guide coat is sanded off. If you sand through the primer surfacer and the epoxy, you will need to re-prime and block.
4. I all guide coat is sanded off and no filler or metal is showing, then you are ready to unmask.
5. Using a smaller block, sand the harder to get areas and all edges.
6. Using a DA, inter surfacer pad, and 500 grit sandpaper, sand over the surface where sealer and paint will be applied.
Now you're ready for final prep and masking for paint.
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