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Championing Ideals

Caring about customers and employees pays off!

Proper Handling: Hazardous Wastes

You can’t eliminate the risks involved in the transport and disposal of your hazardous wastes, but you can minimize them.

Can We Talk?

Communication skills between owners and techs come into play daily and can mean the difference between a profit or a loss on each job.

The Impact of Air Bags

With 60 million vehicles already equipped with air bags and more-advanced systems on the way, be prepared for repairs of these life-saving inflatables to affect your shop even more.

The Powder Paint Project

To create a cleaner, greener automotive paint, the Big Three are collaborating to put powder coatings on cars – and to send solvent clearcoats the way of dinosaurs.

Is Spot Welding Viable?

Used in the manufacture of modern vehicles, spot welding becomes a bit more complicated when applied to collision repair.

Banking in Cyberspace

Though banking by computer may never completely replace “going to the bank”, most of the nation’s 10,000 financial institutions will offer online banking services by the year 2000.

Without a Glitch

To be profitable, a body shop needs to operate efficiently. And many shop owners – when considering how to obtain optimum efficiency – incorrectly concentrate all their efforts on revamping their shop layout and design. While these are important – as is equipment placement – their being overhauled typically isn’t going to turnaround a struggling

The Necessary Equipment

If your shop were simply painting used cars,
you could do an adequate job with a bare minimum of equipment.
A paint gun, a random orbit sander and a masking machine would
get most of the work done. If you intend to do productive collision
repair, however, much more equipment is necessary.

Which Benefits Are Beneficial

For most collision repair shop owners, devising
an effective employee benefit plan is a guessing game at best.