VIDEO: Understanding the Collision Tech Shortage

VIDEO: Understanding the Collision Tech Shortage

Understanding the tech shortage and what body shops can do to find qualified techs.

BodyShop Business Editor Jason Stahl discusses the collision tech shortage and what collision repair facilities can do to make sure they get the skilled help they need. For more information, visit finishmaster.com.

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