Double-action describes the technique of simultaneously using a pulling device like a K-Beam, K-Bar or Robo to life the low spots of a dent while knocking down a high spot, crown or eyebrow with a blending hammer or other similar...
The ideal amount of glue for each tab varies based on size. As a general rule, you should fill the entire surface of the tab. Once applied, you should notice a thin, even bead of glue around the edge of...
No, the vast majority of repairs do not require the removal of a panel. Since GPR does not later the back side of the panel, technicians have the ability to make pulls without moving insulation or wiring on the backside...
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Yes, glue pull repair can typically be used on panels with a paint protective film, also known as Chip Guard. As with any aftermarket paint protectors—including ceramic coatings—there is always a chance of failure due to the variables in the...
The optimal working temperature of a panel for glue pull repairing is 75 - 85°F. We recommend heating a panel to 120°F for glue pull repairs. This ensures that moisture and humidity are removed from the panel to ensure proper...
Keco SuperTabs®, HD tabs and U-Bolt Adapters for Centipede tabs are compatible with pogo / hustle sticks, frame machines and rope / ratchet straps. These are also compatible with hook-based leverage bars and bridges from brands like Camauto, ProSpot, Miracle...
One of the most common questions GPR technicians have is “why won’t my glue stick”. Following our 6C process ensures optimal adhesion every time and can resolve most common issues. Here are a few of the most common reasons for...
Keco recommends three different glues: Cactus “Green” Glue, Camauto “Yellow” Glue and Tab Weld “Gray” Glue. Each of these glues have different setup times and working windows. Longer setup times are an indicator of the flexibility of the glue so...
All three Keco recommended PDR / GPR glues have similar strength profiles. The key differences among these glues are flexibility and setup times. Tab Weld "Gray" Glue The Tab Weld “Gray” glue offers the fastest setup time but has the...
The useable life of a glue pull tab varies significantly based on its size, material and technique used to pull. The average lifespan of a GPR tab across all manufacturers is around 90 days. Larger tabs like SuperTabs® have a...
We recommend setting your glue gun to 350°F (190° C) as a general rule. As the glue is dispensed, you should see some smoke whisping off the melted glue. Glue that is bubbling indicates the glue gun is too hot...