Amazing Art At Car Glass

                             Art ain’t cheap – at least corporate art sure isn’t, and when you’re BMW you can afford to bring cool cars and famous artists together. A unique series of four BMW Art Cars featured acclaimed artists like Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein and Robert Rauschenberg doing what they do best on sheet metal canvasses.Any color you like, as long as it’s 4 colors… on each car. That’s what you’d get if you ordered a 1996 Harlequin Golf, one of the few painted art cars built for sale to the general public. Not al that many WERE built – 264 to be exact – but if you’ve ever seen a Golf with what seem to be mismatched body panels then that’s one mystery solved.Some folks really like the Harlequin paint scheme, so much that they’ll modify their own rides just to get that eye-catching, schizoid look. So-called Harlequin Wannabes are few and far between but if you do see one it tends to stick in your memory – which is likely what the owners have in mind.What’s more, our refinish system is simple and easy to use.  While many competitive systems require a multiplicity of different hardeners and reducers to get their system to work, the Automotive Art paint system uses the same hardener and reducer across its range of 2K primers, solid colours and clears.  In addition, our base coat uses the same reducer we use in our other products; that’s one hardener and one reducer across the spectrum of products.  Just another feature that makes our refinish system a very competitive choice for the bodyshop.