Brads air guns are essentially a thinner gauge of nail used to attach lightweight trim are can be used in motor-vehicle as a staple gun. When using a brads nail gun, we should always add a few drops of oil to the tool before use. Normally, this is in the fitting at the bottom of the nail gun, but you’ll want to drop a few drops of air tool oil (or any light oil) to the guns moving parts   

Keep the caulking gun clean

A caulking gun can be used in motor vehicle to attach the wind shield on the car. After every use, you must carefully remove the caulking tube and clean the caulking gun thoroughly. This will prevent the build-up of caulk and dirt that can severely hamper the proper functioning of your caulking gun. 

To lengthen the life span of your caulking gun, you must store it in a cool, dry place. Moisture and excessive heat are both detrimental to such tool

Grease gun
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe the grease gun because any excess grease can make the gun slip from your hands. Cover it with a clean cloth when you are not using it. This will prevent any dust or debris from getting in it. Keep it in dry, cool places

To maintain consistent accuracy, torque wrenches must be checked periodically for wear or defective parts. A properly structured preventive maintenance program optimise tool performance and reduces unexpected downtime thereby saving time and money