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Because only one face can be reached, and the panel has to be lifted and turned every time the other side is needed. A stand holds it where it can be worked.

The panel turns to present any face without being lifted off, which matters most during painting where several angles are reached in one session. Held at 60kg and 90kg.

Yes. A door, wing and bonnet hang differently. A bumper is flexible and needs adjustable arms along its length, and an alloy wheel needs a spindle rather than a clamp.

A folding bumper stand with adjustable arms, which supports the length rather than clamping one point. A bumper held at a single point distorts under its own weight.

On a mobile stand or a car parts trolley at 90kg, so it goes to where it dries without being handled and marked after the finish is on.

A telescopic bonnet and screen support, which props the bonnet at working height rather than relying on the vehicle's own stay during a long job.

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A removed panel has to be held somewhere while it is worked on, and where it is held decides how much of it can be reached. A stand that only holds a panel upright means turning it by hand every time the other side is needed. Handling a wet or filled panel repeatedly is also how a finished repair picks up its first mark.

Rotating stands solve that directly. A panel mounted on a rotating stand at 60kg or 90kg turns to present any face without being lifted off, which matters most during painting where the panel has to be reached from several angles in one session. Capacity is stated per stand, so the panel weight is read against it rather than assumed to be within range.

What is being held decides the stand as much as the weight does. A door, a wing and a bonnet all hang differently, a bumper is flexible and needs adjustable arms to support its length, and an alloy wheel needs a spindle rather than a clamp. Commercial panel stands take doors, wings, bonnets and bumpers on the same frame.

Mobile forms let the work move rather than being carried. A universal mobile rotating stand and a professional car parts trolley at 90kg move a finished panel to where it dries without it being handled. A telescopic bonnet and screen support holds a bonnet open. Send the panel type to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. A spray booth stand holds the panel where it is being finished rather than where it was prepared.

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FAQs

Because only one face can be reached, and the panel has to be lifted and turned every time the other side is needed. A stand holds it where it can be worked.

The panel turns to present any face without being lifted off, which matters most during painting where several angles are reached in one session. Held at 60kg and 90kg.

Yes. A door, wing and bonnet hang differently. A bumper is flexible and needs adjustable arms along its length, and an alloy wheel needs a spindle rather than a clamp.

A folding bumper stand with adjustable arms, which supports the length rather than clamping one point. A bumper held at a single point distorts under its own weight.

On a mobile stand or a car parts trolley at 90kg, so it goes to where it dries without being handled and marked after the finish is on.

A telescopic bonnet and screen support, which props the bonnet at working height rather than relying on the vehicle's own stay during a long job.

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