Humming does both: the machines that straighten, weld and sand, and the products that handle the finish. Choose your range.
For years we watched the price of consumables climb faster than the labour rate, without the finish on the panel always keeping up.
So we did the opposite. Every product is chosen for what it delivers on the panel, not for its label.
Our storyEvery product goes through the hands of panel beaters before it joins the catalogue. If it doesn't hold up, it doesn't get in.
Orders ship from our stock in France. Your distributors get their deliveries quickly, and so do you.
A price that leaves a margin for the bodyshop and the distributor alike.
After-sales service in France, trainers and approved centres to support you after the sale.
You'll find every specification on this site. To buy, go to a Humming distributor near you.
Clear coat, body filler, spotters, IR curing: settings and technique, explained simply.
A well-laid UHS clear means a panel that comes out of the booth with good flow and gloss, and never comes back to the shop. Get it wrong and it runs, it boils or it stays soft for three days. Here's how we go about it day to day to get it right.
Hardener is the product you buy without a second thought and the first thing you blame when a clear stays soft. Yet most problems come down to how it's measured, stored and chosen. Here's a quick run-through of what you need to know.
The spotter is often the first machine you buy when setting up a bodyshop, and the one you use every day. Between 3,800 A and 7,500 A models, two-knob controls and screens full of programmes, it's easy to hesitate. Here are the criteria that really matter in day-to-day use.
