Auto Body Painter

New England Truck Center; Greater London; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits Eligible

Job summary

New England Truck Center in Bow, New Hampshire is seeking an experienced Auto Body Painter to join our collision and body repair team. This hands-on refinishing role covers cars, trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment.

If you take pride in color matching, prep, blending, spraying, and delivering a finish you’d put your name on, we want to see your work. Expect $30–$41 per hour, based on experience, and a full-time, benefits-eligible position.

Responsibilities

• Prepare vehicle and equipment surfaces for refinishing, including sanding, masking, priming, filling, and final prep
• Mix and match paint colors accurately using established color matching systems and formulas
• Apply primer, base coat, and clear coat using professional spray equipment
• Perform complete painting and refinishing work on Cars & Light-Duty Vehicles, Commercial Trucks, Trailers, Heavy Equipment
• Blend panels and adjacent surfaces for a clean, consistent finish
• Inspect completed work for color accuracy, coverage, texture, blending, and overall finish quality
• Identify imperfections and make corrections when necessary
• Operate and maintain paint booths, spray guns, mixing equipment, and refinishing tools
• Follow proper flash times, application procedures, and product specifications
• Work closely with Body Shop Technicians, Estimators, and Shop Management to keep repairs moving
• Maintain accurate records of materials used and time spent on each job
• Keep the paint booth, mixing area, and workspaces clean, organized, and safe
• Properly store, label, handle, and dispose of paints, solvents, and related materials
• Follow all applicable company safety procedures and OSHA/EPA requirements

Job description

AUTO BODY PAINTER

MAKE THE REPAIR DISAPPEAR.

Bow, NH

$30–$41/Hour, Based on Experience

Full-Time | Benefits Eligible

Cars, Trucks, Trailers, Heavy Equipment

HIRING NOW

ANYONE CAN SEE THE DAMAGE.

YOUR JOB IS TO MAKE SURE THEY CAN’T SEE THE REPAIR.

Straight panels are only half the job.

The final finish is what everyone sees.

The color has to match.

The blend has to disappear.

The clear has to lay down right.

And when that vehicle rolls out of the shop...

THE REPAIR SHOULD LOOK LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED.

We're looking for an experienced Auto Body Painter to join our collision and body repair team in Bow, New Hampshire.

This is a hands‑on refinishing position working on everything from everyday vehicles to commercial trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment.

If you take pride in color matching, prep, blending, spraying, and delivering a finish you’d put your name on...

WE WANT TO SEE YOUR WORK.

EXPERIENCE MATTERS HERE.

AND YOUR PAY SHOULD REFLECT IT.

$30–$41/HOUR

BASED ON EXPERIENCE & SKILL

We're looking for someone who knows the difference between a paint job that’s simply “done”...

AND ONE THAT’S DONE RIGHT.

If you can prep properly, match difficult colors, blend cleanly, lay down consistent finishes, and produce quality work across different types of vehicles and equipment...

THAT SKILL HAS VALUE.

YOUR MISSION:

PREP IT RIGHT.

MATCH IT RIGHT.

SPRAY IT RIGHT.

MAKE IT LOOK FACTORY.

The painter is one of the last people to touch the repair.

That means your work is what the customer sees.

A beautiful body repair can be ruined by bad prep.

A perfect panel can be ruined by a bad color match.

A great repair can be ruined by a rushed finish.

DETAILS MATTER.

We're looking for a painter who understands that quality starts before the spray gun ever comes out.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Prepare vehicle and equipment surfaces for refinishing, including sanding, masking, priming, filling, and final prep

Mix and match paint colors accurately using established color‑matching systems and formulas

Apply primer, base coat, and clear coat using professional spray equipment

Perform complete painting and refinishing work on:

• Cars & Light-Duty Vehicles
• Commercial Trucks
• Trailers
• Heavy Equipment

Blend panels and adjacent surfaces for a clean, consistent finish

Inspect completed work for color accuracy, coverage, texture, blending, and overall finish quality

Identify imperfections and make corrections when necessary

Operate and maintain paint booths, spray guns, mixing equipment, and refinishing tools

Follow proper flash times, application procedures, and product specifications

Work closely with Body Shop Technicians, Estimators, and Shop Management to keep repairs moving

Maintain accurate records of materials used and time spent on each job

Keep the paint booth, mixing area, and workspaces clean, organized, and safe

Properly store, label, handle, and dispose of paints, solvents, and related materials

Follow all applicable company safety procedures and OSHA/EPA requirements

GREAT PAINT STARTS BEFORE YOU SPRAY.

PREP IS EVERYTHING.

The final coat can only be as good as the surface underneath it.

That means:

• Proper sanding
• Clean masking
• Correct primer application
• Proper filler work
• Surface inspection
• Contamination control
• Correct paint mixing
• Careful color matching
• Proper gun setup

THEN YOU SPRAY.

We want someone who understands the entire refinishing process — not just the last 20 minutes of it.

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