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2020 Tasco Auto Color Christmas |
Tasco Store Hours Wednesday 27th: 8AM - 3PM Thursday 28th (Thanksgiving): Closed Friday 29th: 8AM - 1PM Saturday 30th: Regular Hours | ![]()
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It's that time of year again where we get to dress our best for the Tasco Halloween Costume Contest!
Employee Halloween Costume Contest Rules
We are bringing back the three costume categories of creative, funny and scary! This allows each and every one of you a better chance at winning! Judging these contests is always difficult because everyone's costume is fantastic and unique, so we hope the categories will help us.
*** Employee submissions due by November 2nd, 2:00 pm
Client Halloween Costume Contest Rules
We have client adult and child categories! Employees are also encouraged to submit your photos of your little trick-or-treater.
*** Client submissions due by November 2nd, 2:00 pm
Monday May 25: 8AM - 3PM
Tuesday: Normal Business Hours

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| Time to slap on that beautiful holiday sweater y'all! Tasco Employees and Clients!!! Unpack your favorite sweater from Grandma, create your own or buy one if you want to join in on the Tasco Holiday spirit! Keep in mind you can make a sweater that's big and bold, or you can wear a classy sweater if you prefer. The sweater choice is up to you, the main thing we want is to celebrate this wonderful holiday season in sweater form!!! This is why we will doing a winner for the Most Creative and Most Repulsive. We have seen so many cool creative and some downright repulsive sweaters from the previous years, that it only makes sense to hand out 2 awards. |
2019 Tasco Auto Color Christmas
Sweater Contest Winners!
Creative Sweater Winner | Repulsive Sweater Winner |
The 2019 Sweaters
Christmas
Tuesday 24th: 8AM - 1PM
Wednesday 25th (Christmas): Closed
Thursday 26th: 8AM - 3PM
New Year's
Tuesday 31st: 8AM - 3PM
Wednesday 1st (New Year's): Closed
Thursday 2nd: Regular Hours
Have you checked your spray gun’s fan pattern recently?
You should always check your gun’s fan pattern prior to material application. Holding your gun 6-9” from a piece of masking paper or other flat surface, spray your paint to check for a uniform, elliptical pattern. Other fan patterns can indicate a problem and should be fixed.
Thursday 28th (Thanksgiving): Closed
Friday 29th: 8AM - 1PM
Saturday 30th: Regular Hours
Make polishing easier with these best practices!
Clean between steps
- Cleaning between polishing steps is critical so as to not transfer polish to another step.
- Left over polish can fill in sand scratches making it appear as if your scratches have been removed.
- Cleaning with OneChoice® SX103 Multi-Prep™ surface cleaner or SWX350 H2O-So-Clean® waterborne pre-cleaner between polishing steps will let you clearly see if the sand scratches have been removed.
- De-nib to keep the area small and easy to manage, focusing on the small spot to be removed.
- Matching the OE texture is the goal. Avoid over polishing and sanding too flat.
- You might think ‘more is better’ but excessive compound and polish can build up in layers, filling and masking sand scratches.
- Buffing pads are designed to work best with minimal compound. Apply a small amount of compound to the pad and polish until there is none left before adding any more.
- Don’t let your buff pads get caked with compound. At the end of each week, get into the habit of washing your buff pads in warm water, then leave them to dry over the weekend.
- Avoid contamination by keeping buffing pads and microfiber cloths for each step separate and in zip lock bags.
- While everyone may have their own tried and true buffing procedures, it’s always best to follow the compound or polish manufacturers’ recommendations.
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