Abstract: A bumper apparatus for securing a vehicle bumper during painting and repair is described herein. The apparatus includes a base support structure, a frame coupled to the base support structure, at least one rear coupler arm movably coupled to the frame, at least one front coupler arm movably coupled to the frame via a front coupler attachment, and a front coupler. The front coupler attachment includes a frame portion movably coupled to the frame, a ball portion fixedly coupled to the frame portion, a socket portion configured to receive the ball portion, and an arm portion movably coupled to the at least one front coupler arm. The front coupler is movably coupled to the at least one front coupler arm and is configured to be releasably coupled to the vehicle bumper.

Abstract: A bumper apparatus for securing a vehicle bumper during painting and repair is described herein. The apparatus includes a base support structure, a frame coupled to the base support structure, at least one rear coupler arm movably coupled to the frame, at least one front coupler arm movably coupled to the frame via a front coupler attachment, and a front coupler. The front coupler attachment includes a frame portion movably coupled to the frame, a ball portion fixedly coupled to the frame portion, a socket portion configured to receive the ball portion, and an arm portion movably coupled to the . The front coupler is movably coupled to the at least one front coupler arm and is configured to be releasably coupled to the vehicle bumper.

Abstract: A stand for receiving an object, e.g., an automobile panel, may include a base support configured to engage a ground surface, an upright support extending upward from the base support, and one or more object coupling apparatus. For example, the object coupling apparatus may include an upper support element coupled to the upright support that provides an elongate support element elevated above the ground surface and one or more various arms movable along the elongate support element that couple to the object.

Abstract: Material holders for use with a structure (e.g., a stand, tool box, etc.) may include material holding apparatus configured to hold a roll and/or box of material. The material holding apparatus may be configured to hold various material in an organized, open, and unobstructed manner to provide convenient access to the material.

Abstract: Wire-grid walls attachable to a stand or tool holding apparatus are configured to receive material holding apparatus, e.g., shelf baskets, disc holders, box holders, hooks, etc. The material holding apparatus may be configured to hold various material in an organized, open, and unobstructed manner to provide convenient access to the material.

Abstract: A stand for receiving an object, e.g., an automobile panel, may include a base support configured to engage a ground surface, an upright support extending upward from the base support, and one or more object coupling apparatus. For example, the object coupling apparatus may include an upper support element coupled to the upright support that provides an elongate support element elevated above the ground surface and one or more various arms movable along the elongate support element that couple to the object.

Abstract: An applicator for use in the application of, for example, adhesive-backed material from a roll to a surface may be configured to hold the roll of adhesive-backed material and to apply the adhesive-backed material from the roll to the surface using two rollers.

Abstract: Wire-grid walls attachable to a stand or tool holding apparatus are configured to receive material holding apparatus, e.g., shelf baskets, disc holders, box holders, hooks, etc. The material holding apparatus may be configured to hold various material in an organized, open, and unobstructed manner to provide convenient access to the material.

Abstract: An adjustable stand for receiving an object, e.g., an automobile panel.

Abstract: An adjustable stand for receiving an object, e.g., an automobile panel.

Abstract: Apparatus for securing an automobile bumper during painting and repair. The apparatus includes a base support structure. A frame is coupled to the base support structure. A mechanism is provided for securing the bumper to the frame. Further, a mechanism is provided for adjusting the frame relative to the base support structure.

Abstract: Formable spreader and/or sanding apparatus for repairing damaged automobile body lines. The apparatus includes a body having a work surface. A mechanism is coupled to the body work surface for shaping the body to conform to a desired automobile body line. A sanding member may be coupled to the body. The apparatus may further include a handle removably coupled to the body.

Abstract: Tool for releasably engaging and removing one-way clips. The tool includes a handle coupled to a tool head. The tool head includes a set of cooperating jaws formed of relatively thin, flat members for releasably engaging the clip and collapsing the clip during engagement of the clip.

Abstract: Air hammer bit for use with an air hammer. The bit includes a shaft having a longitudinal axis extending therethrough. A mechanism is integral the shaft for coupling the bit to the air hammer. A bit head extends from the shaft having a center axis which is angled relative to the longitudinal axis of the shaft.

Abstract: Portable work station having a removable panel member located along a front edge thereof. A collapsible mechanism is included for supporting the panel member. The support mechanism is hingedly secured to the panel member.