New Standox Additive for Summer
5880 Standocryl VOC 2K Performance Additive Slow, designed to enhance application in temperatures above 35°C.
5880 Standocryl VOC 2K Performance Additive Slow, designed to enhance application in temperatures above 35°C.
As summer approaches with high temperatures and fluctuating humidity, refinishing professionals face unique challenges. Axalta provides practical tips to help achieve flawless results despite these conditions.
Celebrating Women’s Contributions to Australia’s Collision Repair Industry - Nominations open till 22nd November 2024
Join the 2024 Axalta Drivus Business Council this October and November for one-day events focused on elevating bodyshop success. From creating inspiring work environments to measuring performance, connect with industry peers, share insights, and redefine your business approach.
The latest Spring edition of TUF Magazine is here!
Meet the NEW Sagola 4600 DFT — precision and performance redefined
Standox is excited to introduce the 1K-Allround Primer Surfacer U3080S aerosol.
We have recently expanded our range of Sontara wipes available through our distribution network, with the introduction of a new clean-up wipe.
Upcoming course schedule on Coaching for Performance with Axalta Drivus
Standox AU has now launched its July to December 2024 product training schedule.
Axalta Coating Systems has teamed up with Hermann Innovations GmbH to introduce the revolutionary IONSTAR® Anti-Static solution.
Recognise excellence in the automotive industry and nominate yourself or other worthy contestants now at: https://bodyshopawardscom.au/
Axalta has integrated RADAR-compliant colour formulations into its global online colour databases—ChromaWeb, Phoenix, and Standowin iQ—to anticipate future RADAR requirements for repairing cars equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
The latest TUF magazine edition is out now! Packed with captivating customer stories, cutting-edge products and bodyshop insights to elevate your body shop game, it's a must-read. Dive into articles of overcoming skill shortage challenges, witness the artistry of vehicle restoration, and explore the latest innovations from Axalta. Don't miss out—grab your copy now!
Standox has an updated comprehensive poster available to professional refinishers detailing each stage of every type of plastic repair. The Plastic Repair Poster aims to speed up the plastic repair process and to help refinishers work more efficiently.
In this issue of The Ultimate Finish Magazine, we feature a a cover story on a 'Golden Holden' Torana, a labor of love that consumed three years of toil for the owners at Axalta Distributor, Wallaby Crash Supplies.
The WorldSkills Australia National Championships, held in Melbourne from August 17-19, showcased the talent of nine regional finalists in the demanding field of Automotive Refinishing. Axalta was proud to be a category sponsor to this event, supporting the contestants by providing them with Standoblue and Xtreme products to use over an intense 3 day competition, along with 2 technical people on hand to provide support.
Our renowned Axalta Services program is changing its name to Drivus. The portfolio offered by Drivus will give bodyshops expert business tools and services, tailored consultancy and training across a broad range of areas.
The Axalta Academy, a state-of-the-art global training platform for refinish professionals, is launching globally in 15 languages to empower refinishers to maintain and to improve their specialised competencies with top-class training. The platform adjusts to the way in which they work, and is backed by Axalta’s unrivalled, industry-leading expertise.
Axalta launches Axalta Irus Mix, the fastest fully automated and completely hands-free mixing machine for the automotive refinish industry. Axalta Irus Mix delivers highly accurate colour and works with Axalta’s innovative packaging, maximising profitability and minimising environmental impact to help refinish customers meet or exceed key business goals.
Standox is proud to introduce its new Matt Clear System comprising two Standocryl products.
We are excited for another full year of training courses. We have integrated solid management practices and industry-specific best practice to develop a series of valuable courses.
With the release of its 70th annual Global Automotive Colour Popularity Report, Axalta revealed the top three automotive colours of 2022: white, black, and grey. First published in 1953, Axalta’s annual colour popularity report is the automotive industry’s longest running and most comprehensive colour account.
Moving to a new paint system isn’t something that shops do often – there is the usual downtime to consider, as technicians train and familiarise themselves with the new system. But for Vince Reggi and his team at MBQ, the move to Standox has been worth it.
Have you ever noticed tiny little holes in a repair area on a body panel? These are pinholes - a paint defect that can occur due to a number of different causes. Pinholes can be a frustrating defect because they show after all the work is done. Be sure to watch the latest video from our Global Paint Defects Series to understand the cause, prevention and remedy of this defect!
The cost of living is increasing but what is hitting homeowners and businesses alike is the soaring cost of energy. In January 2022, the Eurozone saw energy prices increase 28.6%. For bodyshop owners across the region these rising energy cost could not come at a worse time. After two years of struggling during the pandemic, energy costs are spiking with no assurance that the increases will slow.
Mercedes-Benz AG has renewed its approval of Standox – one of the premium, global refinish brands of Axalta (NYSE: AXTA), a leading global manufacturer of liquid and powder coatings. Effective 1 April 2020, Standox is once again approved for use across the Mercedes-Benz network in 11 European countries, until 31 March 2023.
Standox adds a new clear to its Xtreme System to make bodyshops even more efficient. The Standocryl VOC-Xtreme-Plus Clear K9600 excels at low drying temperatures.
According to the "Global Automotive Color Popularity Report 2019" from the paint manufacturer Axalta, grey came out on top in Europe in 2019. But how are future trends recognised and how are they then implemented in car paints? And above all, how are those colours then repaired? Whether or not a newly developed colour makes it onto a car can depend on whether it can be properly repaired.
Axalta today released its 67th annual Global Automotive Color Popularity Report, which reveals the top three automotive colours as: white (38%), black (19%), and grey (13%). White has been the top automotive colour worldwide since 2011.