Technical Training
Faster and more accurate colour matching – achieve the perfect match every time.
Course objective:
Participants will learn advanced techniques to accurately identify, adjust and match colours, helping to minimise errors and improve efficiency throughout the refinish process.
Course modules:
- Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements
- Colour perception theory
- Colour matching techniques
- General characteristics of mixed colours
- Selection of solid or metallic finishes according to repair requirements
- Colour perception assessment test
- Colour documentation and reference management
- Mixit Pro
Optional module:
Mixit Pro – introduction
Duration:
2 days
Maximum number of participants:
6 participants
Target audience:
Refinish painters responsible for colour matching and mixing room operators
Course benefits:
- Save time through effective colour adjustment techniques
- Reduce material consumption by achieving the correct colour match first time
- Increase customer satisfaction through accurate colour matching and high-quality repair results
Correct substrate identification – fewer adhesion issues.
Course objectives
Participants will gain knowledge and practical skills to:
- Identify and prepare different types of plastic substrates
- Select the appropriate refinish system for plastic components
- Carry out invisible repairs using selected products in accordance with the recommendations provided in the Technical Data Sheets (TDS)
Course modules:
- Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements
- Substrate identification
- Preparation of new plastic parts
- Preparation of damaged plastic parts
- Product information
Duration:
1 day
Maximum number of participants:
8 participants
Target audience:
Bodyshop professionals, including refinish painters and surface preparation specialists. Ideally, selected participants should have a similar level of professional experience to ensure effective learning and knowledge exchange.
Course benefits:
- Increased productivity by minimising the risk of application errors and the need for rework
- Reduced material consumption through effective preparation techniques and the correct selection of refinish systems
Professional blending of pearl three-stage colours.
Course objective:
Participants will learn how to identify different types of pearl effect systems available on the market and select the correct application procedure to achieve a perfect repair result.
Course modules:
Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements
Three-stage colour systems
Duration:
2 days
Maximum number of participants:
8 participants
Target audience:
Experienced refinish painters and bodyshop managers responsible for repair processes.
Before attending this course, participants should complete the basic surface preparation and application techniques training.
Course benefits:
- Reduced repair time through the correct selection and application of products and techniques
- Excellent final repair quality resulting in increased customer satisfaction
- Increased employee confidence and motivation
Causes and effective prevention of paint defects.
Course objective:
Participants will learn how to identify paint-related issues occurring during the repair process and analyse their root causes to prevent similar problems in the future.
Course modules:
- Paint defects
- Practical exercises in defect identification
- Prevention methods
- Defect removal
Duration:
2 days
Maximum number of participants:
8 participants
Target audience:
Bodyshop managers and refinish painters
Course benefits:
- Reduced number of repair errors
- Time savings through effective defect identification and repair procedures
Participants will gain the latest knowledge and practical skills related to effective surface preparation, including:
- Correct identification and preparation of different substrates
- Selection of more efficient products and auxiliary systems to reduce material consumption
- Minimising the risk of application errors
Course modules:
- Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements
- Substrate identification
- Surface preparation
- Product information
- Surface processing techniques
- Application of etch and surfacer primers
Duration:
2 days
Maximum number of participants:
8 participants
Target audience:
Bodyshop professionals, including surface preparation specialists and refinish painters involved in surface preparation processes.
Ideally, participants should have a similar level of professional experience to ensure effective learning and knowledge exchange.
Course benefits:
- Correct identification and preparation of different substrates used in the automotive refinish industry
- Achieving invisible repairs in line with the specifications provided in the Technical Data Sheets (TDS)
- Selection and application of the most efficient surface preparation systems to maximise material savings
- Correct use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
