‘Pride in Your Ride’ Car Show Raises Money, Awareness for Madison College Collision Repair Program in Wisconsin
“The industry is begging for help,” instructor Aaron Stroot told WISC-TV News 3 in Madison.
Collision Repair Program at Pennsylvania Vo-Tech School to Purchase New Paint Booth with State Grant Money
The Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program at the Greene County Career and Technology Center in Waynesburg, Pa., will be able to address one of its most pressing needs, thanks to a $200,000 state grant.
Reader’s Choice: What’s the Best Way to Save Money on Paint and Materials?
What’s the best way to save money on the “small stuff” – filler, sandpaper, drill bits, etc.?
Automotive Service Association to Present ‘In-House Moneymakers’ Webinar on Scanning
On Feb. 21, the Automotive Service Association will present “In-House Moneymakers,” a webinar on pre- and post-repair diagnostic scanning.
I-CAR, ASE Present Master Collision Repair & Refinish Technician Award to Kurt Money
I-CAR announced that Kurt Money of Shotwell’s Auto Body in Santa Rosa, Calif., is the I-CAR Platinum/ASE Master Collision Repair & Refinish Technician of the Year.
PPG CEO Michael McGarry Talks About Company’s Automotive Refinish Business on ‘Mad Money’
Shares of PPG are up about 20 percent this year, and a big reason is the company’s thriving refinish business.
CARSTAR Parent Company Driven Brands Raising Money for Hurricane Relief
Franchisees, employees, vendor partners and customers of CARSTAR, Maaco, Meineke, Take 5 Oil Change and 1-800 Radiator & AC can visit the Driven Brands Charitable Foundation website or any of the participating brand websites to donate.
Technical: Plastic Repair – Are You Getting Your Money’s Worth?
To get your money’s worth on plastic repairs, you need to communicate your goals and train to maintain consistency and quality.
CARSTAR 76 in Grand Rapids, Mich., Helps Local Church Group Raise Money for Youth in Africa
The June 10 car wash raised $1,000 for a youth group in Malawi, Africa.
Ask the Expert: You’re Always Blaming Insurers for Trying to Save Money!
I’ve worked in the collision industry since the early 80s and now I work for an insurer, and I always feel like you pile on all this blame on insurance companies for trying to save money and not paying for necessary operations, using alternative parts, etc.
