Automotive Paint Buffer Technician at SolutionWorks

Carrollton, Texas, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

30 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

02 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Buffing, Polishing, Paint Correction, Rotary Buffers, Dual-Action Buffers, Surface Defect Identification, Detailing, Paint Finishing, Quality Inspection, Vehicle Handling

Industry

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Description

Description The Automotive Buffer is responsible for restoring and polishing vehicle paint surfaces after repair and refinishing. This role focuses on removing imperfections such as scratches, swirl marks, and dust nibs to achieve a high-quality, showroom-level finish. Success in this position is measured by production efficiency and quality outcomes with no required rework. Requirements Duties and Responsibilities · Buff, polish, and finish painted vehicle panels using rotary and dual-action buffers. · Remove defects such as orange peel, runs, dust, and light scratches without damaging paint surfaces. · Inspect completed work to ensure a consistent, high-gloss finish that meets company and customer standards. · Move vehicles in and out of prep/paint booths and staging areas · 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 buffing, detailing, or paint finishing preferred · Understanding of paint correction techniques, polishing compounds and equipment usage. · Ability to identify surface defects and apply the appropriate correction method. · 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: o Experience working in dealership or high-volume recon settings o Knowledge of PDR, buffing, and detailing Education: o Minimum of high school diploma or equivalent Work Environment: · Physical Setting: Automotive buffer 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.

Responsibilities

Responsible for restoring and polishing vehicle paint surfaces to remove imperfections and achieve a showroom-level finish. Duties include using rotary and dual-action buffers to eliminate defects like orange peel and scratches.