AASP-MA Joins Right to Repair Coalition
Large coalition composed of auto collision repair shops and full-service, high-tech mechanical repair shops join in fight for right to repair.
SCRS Introduces Greensweep Energy and Pollution Performance Program for Collision Repairers
New SCRS member benefit assists body shops in reducing the environmental impact of their facilities.
Powerful Thermo Stapler
Get “killer results” with the Professional Thermo Stapler from Killer Tools. Killer Tools says the thermo stapler features more power for less money and repairs plastic parts with the strength of stainless steel staples.
New England Paint, Body & Equipment Expo Exhibitor List Growing
The New England Paint, Body & Equipment Expo, set for April 20-21, 2012, at the Holiday Inn Convention Center in Boxborough, Mass., now has 46 exhibitors and counting ready to display the latest and greatest collision repair tools, equipment and technology.
Equipment Donation from Atlas Copco Benefits Rock Hill, S.C., School
Compressor, dryer equipment part of educational grant for Applied Technology Center.
Collision Repair Education Foundation to Give Two Collision Schools $50,000 Makeovers
The Collision Repair Education Foundation’s 2012 Ultimate Collision Education Makeover $50,000 school grant application is now available online, and two grants (one secondary, one post-secondary) will be awarded this year.
Video Demonstration: Presto! Headlight Restoration Kit
The PRESTO! Headlight Reconditioning System is comprised of two products, a cleaner (PREP) and a coating (PBR).
Guardian Automotive Expands Distribution Capabilities in Midwest
Guardian Automotive announced the opening of its newest distribution center, located in Cincinnati.
Donations Needed for Maryland Vo-Tech Skills Competition
Tools for Teens is aiming to raise $5,000 to assist body and paint students participating in Maryland’s state-level Skills USA competition.
Collision Billing Service Promises to Get Body Shops Paid Properly for Necessary Repairs
A collision billing service launched in July 2011 says it will track what was paid or not paid on collision repair jobs in its own claims database in order to get collision repair facilities paid properly for procedures that are typically denied by insurers or labeled as “included.”