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Body Plus: understand the range before choosing
Body Plus is best understood through the products on this page rather than an unsupported corporate history. The selection combines three practical workshop groups: black, grey and white sealant cartridges; paper masking tapes in four widths and several pack quantities; and cleaning or hygiene consumables including centrefeed, hand towel, toilet, bumper-roll and cotton-rag products.
AutoMotoPart currently lists 17 Body Plus items. The largest Body Plus groups are 8 paper and hygiene-consumable entries, 8 masking-tape and sealant entries, 1 cotton-rag entry. Body Plus totals can change, so a category count is orientation rather than proof that a particular reference suits a vehicle, workplace or job. The exact Body Plus listing, its current technical information and the item in front of you must agree.
What the Body Plus page actually covers
| Product group in this range | Current entries | Selection focus |
|---|---|---|
| Paper and hygiene consumables | 8 | For towels, centrefeed and toilet rolls, match dimensions, ply, core/dispenser, sheet format, absorbency, pack quantity and intended hygiene task. |
| Masking tapes and sealants | 8 | For masking tapes and sealants, verify width or cartridge colour, substrate, process temperature, dwell/cure, overcoating, removal and exact technical data. |
| Cotton workshop rags | 1 | For cotton rags, confirm fibre content, cleanliness, lint tolerance, absorbency, solvent compatibility, task segregation and used-rag disposal. |
The current selection contains seventeen Body Plus items: eight paper or hygiene-consumable entries, eight masking-tape or sealant entries and one cotton-rag product. Five tape widths or pack formats and three sealant colours provide the bodyshop portion, while the paper group ranges from 100 m centrefeed to a 400 m bumper roll. Pack size and dimensions therefore matter as much as the short product family name.
Build a reliable shortlist
Start by defining where the consumable contacts the job. Paint masking needs a clean controlled adhesive edge; a body seam needs a compatible cured seal; a dispenser needs the right roll or fold; wiping a panel needs a material that will not scratch, shed lint or transfer detergent. Use the checks below before opening bulk packs.
| Check | Why it matters | Useful evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Function | Masking, sealing, wiping, hand drying and washroom use impose unrelated demands | Written task and full Body Plus description |
| Dimensions | Tape width, roll width, sheet size, core and cartridge volume control usability | Millimetre/metre values and dispenser or gun measurement |
| Surface/material | Fresh paint, metal, plastic, glass, skin and tools react differently | Supported substrate list and clean test area |
| Time/temperature | Adhesive dwell, bake exposure and sealant cure affect removal and finish | Current technical limits for the exact reference |
| Cleanliness | Dust, lint, metal fragments or chemical residue can contaminate the work | Protected storage and task-dedicated stock |
| Waste route | Oily rags, uncured sealant and ordinary tissue present different hazards | Workplace fire, chemical and hygiene disposal procedure |
If a roll fits the dispenser but feeds poorly, check width, core, perforation and pull direction rather than forcing it. If tape or sealant behaves differently from the expected process, stop and verify the batch and technical sheet. A similar colour or pack cannot prove that the backing, adhesive or polymer chemistry is unchanged.
Paper masking tape and paint-edge control
The Body Plus tape selection includes 18, 24, 36 and 48 mm widths, each described as 50 m, with pack counts adjusted by width. Narrow tape can follow tighter curves and broader tape can protect more area, but neither choice establishes temperature or fresh-paint compatibility. Obtain those values for the exact tape before a booth or bake cycle.
Prepare a clean, dry, fully cured surface as required. Apply without excessive stretch, press the paint-side edge uniformly and bridge gaps with supported masking paper rather than stacks of tape. Avoid cutting with a blade on a finished panel. Remove at the angle and coating stage stated for the paint system so the edge does not tear, lift or leave adhesive residue.
Black, grey and white sealant cartridges
Three 310 ml Body Plus cartridges provide colour options for body seams and related sealing work. A retailer record identifies the white product as a one-component polyurethane adhesive/sealant and expressly says it is not approved for windscreen installation. Treat all colours by their own current product data rather than assuming every cartridge has identical curing or exposure limits.
Identify whether the joint is weather-sealing, cosmetic, flexible or structurally loaded. Remove corrosion, weak paint and old material, then clean and prime only as the supported procedure directs. Apply an even bead with sufficient joint geometry, keep drains and fastener holes clear, and allow full cure before load or overpaint. Never replace a weld, specified structural adhesive or direct-glazing system with a general cartridge sealant.
Centrefeed, hand towels and bumper rolls
Centrefeed products differ in colour, ply, length and width, while the green hand towels use a folded-sheet format and the blue bumper roll is much wider. Confirm the dispenser and pull route, because forcing a wide roll into a narrow housing can tear paper and create contamination. Remove the core only where the roll is designed for centre pull.
Choose paper for the actual cleaning or drying task. A general blue roll may absorb water or workshop soil but can shed fibre on freshly painted, bonded or optical surfaces. Food-contact or accreditation wording must be verified from the exact current pack rather than transferred across the range. Keep dispensers dry, covered and away from overspray or metal grinding dust.
Toilet rolls and washroom supply
Standard 320-sheet rolls and 150 m mini-jumbo rolls serve different dispensers and replenishment patterns. Check core, width, roll diameter and holder clearance before bulk ordering. Tissue described as dissolving still depends on the site's drainage, tank and treatment arrangement; never flush workshop wipes, masking paper or contaminated rags as substitutes.
Store washroom stock in original wrapping above the floor and away from leaks, aerosols and chemicals. Clean the dispenser before refilling and avoid touching the working face of the roll. Rotate older undamaged stock first, but discard rolls exposed to sewage, floodwater or hazardous workshop contamination rather than drying them for reuse.
Cotton rags, contamination and fire control
The 10 kg coloured cotton-rag bag is intended as an absorbent workshop wiping supply. Before use on paint, glass or a precision surface, inspect each piece for seams, grit, fasteners, dye transfer and lint. Colour variation can also matter where solvent or pale paint reveals bleed. Use a purpose-made low-lint wipe for critical preparation when the process specifies it.
Allocate rags to one chemical or work zone and do not return used pieces to the clean bag. Oil- or solvent-soaked textiles can present fire and exposure hazards, including self-heating with some products. Place them promptly in the workplace's suitable closed waste container, keep away from ignition and arrange authorised laundering or disposal based on the contaminant.
From identification to a checked result
| Stage | Good practice for this range | Mistake to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Define | Separate masking, sealing, wiping, dispensing and washroom tasks | Ordering a bulk consumable because it looks versatile |
| Measure | Check tape/roll width, length, core, cartridge and pack quantity | Assuming all centrefeed or 50 m tape products fit |
| Verify | Read substrate, temperature, cure, overcoat and hygiene data | Transferring one colour or product's claims to another |
| Use cleanly | Protect stock, test surfaces and prevent cross-contamination | Putting used rags back with clean material |
| Dispose | Separate chemical, oily-rag, tissue and ordinary packaging waste | Leaving solvent textiles in an open pile |
Record the Body Plus tape width, sealant colour/code and paper-roll dimensions in the workshop stock list. Clear identification prevents a near-sized roll being forced into a dispenser or an unverified sealant being used when the specified cartridge is temporarily unavailable.
Reading real Body Plus references
The Body Plus names below are examples from the current range and show why the complete description matters. They are not universal Body Plus recommendations and should not be treated as a fitment list. Within Body Plus, a shared family word can conceal a different dimension, connector, material, pack format, operating condition or installation side.
| Example listing | What to verify beyond the name |
|---|---|
| Coloured Cotton T-Shirt Rags - 10kg Bag | Tape width, surface, dwell, temperature and removal stage |
| Body Plus White Sealant Cartridge - 310ml | Sealant chemistry, joint role, substrate, cure and overpainting |
| Body Plus Grey Sealant Cartridge - 310ml | Paper ply, dimensions, core, sheet format and dispenser |
| Green C-Fold Hand Towels - 2880 Sheets | Rag fibre/cleanliness, chemical task, lint and fire-safe waste |
| 2 ply Blue Centrefeed - 144m x 165mm | Tape width, surface, dwell, temperature and removal stage |
| 2 ply White Centrefeed - 125m x 185mm | Sealant chemistry, joint role, substrate, cure and overpainting |
| Premium 320 Sheet Toilet Rolls - 40 rolls | Paper ply, dimensions, core, sheet format and dispenser |
| Blue Bumper Roll - 400m x 280mm | Rag fibre/cleanliness, chemical task, lint and fire-safe waste |
The sample names are clear on sizes and colours but not complete performance limits. Read ‘paper masking tape’, ‘310 ml sealant’ or ‘centrefeed’ as a starting category, then verify the exact Body Plus specification before use.
Common errors around Body Plus products
- Using Body Plus masking tape in a bake cycle without a documented temperature/time limit.
- Applying tape to uncured paint or leaving it beyond the supported dwell period.
- Using a general sealant for windscreen bonding or a structural panel joint.
- Overpainting sealant before the required skin or cure condition.
- Substituting blue roll or toilet tissue for a specified low-lint panel wipe.
- Forcing the wrong centrefeed width or core into a dispenser.
- Using an unchecked coloured rag on pale paint or solvent-sensitive work.
- Leaving oily or solvent-soaked rags in an open pile near ignition sources.
Body Plus questions and answers
Q: What Body Plus products are represented here?
A: The range includes paper masking tape, three sealant colours, paper rolls and towels, toilet tissue and cotton rags.
Q: Are all tape rolls 50 metres long?
A: The current masking titles say 50 m, but widths and pack quantities vary and performance still needs verification.
Q: Can the tape be used in a paint oven?
A: Only if current technical data for the exact tape supports the temperature and exposure time.
Q: Are black, grey and white sealants interchangeable?
A: Do not assume so; verify chemistry, joint, substrate, cure and overpaint details for each code.
Q: Can Body Plus sealant install a windscreen?
A: The located retailer data expressly says the white PU sealant is not approved for windscreen installation.
Q: Can sealant replace a weld?
A: No unless a documented structural repair system explicitly specifies that exact adhesive and joint design.
Q: How do I choose centrefeed rolls?
A: Match ply, roll width, length, core/pull format and dispenser dimensions.
Q: Can blue paper roll clean fresh paint?
A: Use only when the refinishing process accepts its fibre and lint level; critical work may require a specialist wipe.
Q: Are toilet and bumper rolls interchangeable?
A: No. Their dimensions, perforation, dispenser and intended use differ substantially.
Q: Do cotton rags contain only usable clean pieces?
A: Inspect every rag for dirt, seams, fasteners, dye and lint before assigning it to a task.
Q: How should solvent rags be stored?
A: Use the designated closed fire-safe waste system and the disposal route for the contaminant.
Q: What should be recorded for stock control?
A: Keep exact reference, width or dimensions, colour, pack quantity and any technical-use limits.