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Automotive Design & Production, Jan, 2002
Who: Plassein International (Martin, Ml)
What: AutoBlue auto bag covering
Why you should care: Plassein claims its AutoBlue bag can reduce the amount of paint (and the VOCs that go with the paint) needed to re-paint I cars damaged during assembly, without having to waste scads of time taping the bodies.
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Pertinent Data: Here's how it works: the bags come perforated and on a roll. You just take one off, cover the car and secure it at the bottom with a "unique draw tape feature" that eliminates time-consuming taping operations. Then you cut out the section of the bag that corresponds to the damaged area and re-paint that area only. The bag is designed to withstand the hellish temperatures of a paint-curing oven without losing its integrity (up to 330[degrees]F, in fact). Cost savings that can be achieved with the bag include reductions in both paint and masking tape use.
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