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Weekend Auto Body Paint Prepper Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Description: The Automotive Body Prepper plays a crucial role in preparing vehicles for paint ... in auto body shops, reconditioning centers, or dedicated paint prep areas. Depending on the ...

A Painter, VPC under the leadership of the Manager and the Foreperson, Body Shop, VPC will support the process to satisfy new and current customer demands for vehicles by providing the vehicles to ...

A Painter, VPC under the leadership of the Manager and the Foreperson, Body Shop, VPC will support the process to satisfy new and current customer demands for vehicles by providing the vehicles to ...

Mix and match paint colors to ensure a perfect match for each vehicle. * Apply paint using spray ... Proven experience as an autobody painter or similar role. * Strong knowledge of painting techniques ...

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What is the difference between Weekend Auto Body Paint Prepper vs Weekend Auto Body Painter?

AspectWeekend Auto Body Paint PrepperWeekend Auto Body Painter
Primary RolePrepares vehicle surfaces for painting, including sanding, masking, and primingApplies paint and finishes to vehicles after prep work
Required SkillsSurface preparation, masking, sanding, attention to detailPainting techniques, color matching, finishing skills
CertificationsAuto body prep certifications, OSHA safety trainingAuto body painting certifications, safety training
Work EnvironmentAuto repair shops, collision centers, garagesAuto repair shops, collision centers, garages

Both roles are essential in auto body repair, with the prepper focusing on surface preparation and the painter applying the final paint. While their skills overlap, the prepper prepares the vehicle for painting, and the painter completes the finishing touches. Understanding these differences helps in choosing the right role or training path in the auto body industry.

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Automotive Body Prepper

Robert Trent Jones Society

Carrollton, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 20 days ago


Job description

Job Type
Full-time
Description
The Automotive Body Prepper plays a crucial role in preparing vehicles for paint, cosmetic repair, or final detailing. This includes sanding, taping, masking, buffing, and ensuring surfaces are clean and properly prepped to meet high-quality standards.
Requirements
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Sand and feather automotive surfaces for paint application
  • Mask and tape vehicles accurately to protect non-painted areas
  • Clean panels thoroughly to ensure surface readiness
  • Apply primers, sealers, or adhesion promoters as directed
  • Move vehicles in and out of prep/paint booths and staging areas
  • Inspect body panels for imperfections or contamination prior to paint
  • Assist painters and body technicians with repair flow
  • Maintain cleanliness of work area, tools, and safety equipment
  • Follow all company safety and quality standards

Qualifications
  • Previous experience in auto body prep, collision repair, or reconditioning preferred
  • Familiarity with sanding blocks, DA sanders, masking materials, and prep chemicals
  • Understanding of automotive paint processes is a plus
  • Must be dependable, detail-focused, and a team player
  • Valid driver's license and clean driving record required
  • 18 years of age or older

Preferred Skills:
  • Experience working in dealership or high-volume recon settings
  • Knowledge of PDR, buffing, or detailing is a plus
  • I-CAR or ASE certification helpful but not required

Education:
  • Minimum of high school diploma or equivalent

Working conditions
Work Environment:
  • Physical Setting: Automotive body prep work is performed primarily in auto body shops, reconditioning centers, or dedicated paint prep areas. Depending on the facility, it may include both indoor and semi-outdoor workspaces with ventilation and dust-control systems.
  • Noise & Safety: The environment includes moderate to high noise levels, exposure to dust, chemicals, and paint fumes. Proper safety equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, and protective eyewear is required.

Physical requirements
  • The role involves repetitive motion, standing, bending, and lifting (up to 50 lbs), and often working on tight deadlines to prepare vehicles for paint or delivery.