The best snap fastener tool is the one that does what you need it to do, which can mean different things depending on what type of repairs you perform most often. That being said, there are a few types that stand out from the crowd. Read More...

Whether removing a nut or screw temporarily or permanently, loosening a fastener is usually routine and relatively quick. Sometimes, however, a fastener holds on a bit too tightly. The culprit may be corrosion, a stripped or rounded head or just simple over-tightening. Whatever the cause, releasing a tight fastener is always much easier with the right tool. Read More...

In the automotive world, metal fasteners are critical for holding major components together so the car can function. As you invest in the right bolts, screws and rivets for the jobs you have planned, also consider the right metal fastening techniques. Read More...

A typical automobile contains tens of thousands of pins, bolts, clips, clamps, rivets, screws and other fasteners. The heavy demands placed on these small parts have sparked exciting trends in development that continue to propel the automotive fastener industry from the past into the future. Read More...

Vehicle exhaust systems are subject to temperature extremes and corrosive chemicals. As such, they pose special repair challenges. High-temperature anti-seize helps to minimize some of those issues by protecting metal subjected to high temperatures and pressure. Read More...

Systems The sturdy nature of metal makes it an essential component in vehicles and machinery. However, when a piece of metal makes contact with another piece of metal, corrosion takes place. Read More...

Metal surfaces are subject to wear from friction, pressure, and corrosion. A good multi-purpose anti-seize can help reduce these problems and ensure the proper functioning of metal parts. Read More...

Rust is the enemy of nearly all engines and machines. Once metal elements begin to rust, they can start to disintegrate leading to functional problems. Rusted metal parts can also seize, preventing them from moving as they should. One way to prevent or reduce rust is to use zinc anti-seize. Take a look at how this product works and when you should use it. Read More...

Automotive anti-seize compounds serve as a lubricant and seal to reduce wear on various parts. However, most are not water-resistant. You need a water-based anti-seize lubricant for applications that require protection from corrosion in wet or humid environments. Read More...

Anti-seize lubricant is an important element in the automotive, marine, industrial, and aerospace industries that can help prolong the lifespan of motor parts and fasteners. Ceramic anti-seize is often your best choice in places where two different metals contact each other, or where the parts may come into contact with acid. Read More...

Automotive trim fasteners make attaching the body and trim panels simple. These single-use fasteners come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate various components. Follow these simple guidelines to make sure you use trim clips correctly. Read More...

Automotive panel fasteners serve an important role in any body shop. Because they secure body panels to the frame and each other, they must be able to withstand the jostling that happens inside a vehicle. Proper installation is key to ensuring that integrity. Read More...