SCRS Quick Tips: Cut the Static

OEM repair procedures may call for steps for static removal when refinishing replacement parts. Any time there is air movement or physical contact with a panel from wiping with a rag, there is the possibility of creating friction, which can create static. Mike and Danny talk about the negative effects of static on the refinishing process, the resulting effects, and options to remove static from a panel. Not only is this often a necessary operation, it is also a non-included operation, as expressed in these DEG responses, that Danny mentions will be listed here:



CCC: https://deg-heroku-18.herokuapp.com/i...

Mitchell: https://deg-heroku-18.herokuapp.com/i...

Audatex: https://deg-heroku-18.herokuapp.com/i...



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Mike Anderson

Collision Advice

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Danny Gredinberg

DEG

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