Build On a Better Base

Collision repair shop owners expect a value paint line to deliver great color, consistent coverage, and a price that works for their bottom line. In today's market, nearly every value brand meets those expectations. At least on the surface.

Look past the color, though, and the primers and clears are where value lines really set themselves apart. In the value space, toners carry the brand, but primers and clears quietly carry the compromise.

The compromise you don't see until later

The true measure of a value paint line can be spotted on a the sample panel. It's how it performs weeks later, on the shop floor as part of an entire system. A primer that sands clean and a clear that dries fast keep the whole process moving and protect your cycle time. That kind of consistency is what protects your margins. 

Value should mean the whole system

Instead of asking your value paint line to deliver on excellent color at a good price point, ask what you are giving up. A system that's strong on toners or color matching but weak on the foundation isn't really a value. It's a discount with a catch.

That's exactly what baslac set out to deliver. Our toners have always performed. Now our new collision repair basic primers and clears are built to match them. Solid, predictable products, so the base and the finish are as dependable as the color. 

For a shop measured on throughput and margin, the primer and clear are where consistency is built. They're the layers that keep jobs moving and finishes looking right the first time. Great color deserves a base and a finish that back it up. And now, with baslac, it has them. It just makes sense.