The
PPG Repaint Reporter is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, making it one of the automotive refinish industry’s longest-running publications. The magazine is circulated to PPG Automotive Refinish distributors and users throughout North America.
The
Repaint Reporter was first published in 1936, debuting at a time when the introduction of the spray gun and alkyd enamels contributed to significant advancements in paint application and drying times and automobile color and gloss surfaced as critical product differentiators. As the repair of auto finishes took on greater importance and the need for technical information grew, the
Repaint Reporter stepped in to fill the need, PPG says.
The
Repaint Reporter has evolved through the years, expanding its content and coverage to include all aspects of refinish repair as well as the custom color and commercial coatings segments of the industry.
“In many ways, the changing nature of the
Repaint Reporter has mirrored the ever-changing nature of our industry,” said Cristina Fronzaglia, PPG Automotive Refinish communications manager and Repaint Reporter executive editor. “Yet, its guiding mission – to ensure the distributors and users of PPG products are well-informed and up-to-date – has never changed.”
More information:
• View issues of the
Repaint Reporter at
www.ppgrefinish.com
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