Wesco Group Expands in Ontario
Color Compass Corporation, part of the Wesco Group, has acquired Treschak Enterprises located in Welland, Ontario, Canada.
Overcoming Supply Chain Issues in Today’s World
Many legislative and environmental mandates have affected the collision repair industry over the last decade. To comply with such mandates, vehicle manufacturers continue to design vehicles with increasingly advanced electronics, ranging from Advanced Driver Assistance Systems that increase safety, helping people with everything from parking to driving, to the recent push for electric vehicles. They’ve
Drywall Pro’s Tape Dispenser Invention a Hit with Auto Painters
Drywall contractor Shadrach Gibson came up with an ingenious invention to save labor on his job and is now finding that auto refinish technicians are interested in his new tool too.
Giving Back: ROI for your Auto Body Business and Soul
If you can incorporate the spirit of philanthropy into the culture of your company, it will deliver dividends for years to come.
Industry Stars Shine Bright at NORTHEAST Automotive Show
Ryan Evans of Count’s Kustoms, Jonathan Goolsby of Goolsby Customs and Mike Ring of Ringbrothers spent the show mingling with industry professionals and fans.
Capital Paint and Refinish Joins Wesco Group
Wesco Group, a leading paint, body and equipment distributor in the U.S. and Canada, announced that Capital Paint & Refinish and Capital Equipment has joined the Wesco Team.
Insurers Elected to CAPA’s Board of Directors
The Certified Automotive Parts Association has announced the election of five new insurer members to its Board of Directors.
Nominations Open for 2022 SEMA Hall of Fame
Induction to the Hall of Fame is the most prestigious award presented to an individual by the association and honors the pioneers who have contributed to the growth of the automotive aftermarket over a long period of time.
Videos of the Week
Video spotlight for the week of Jan. 17.
Albert Kemperle Joins Wesco Group
Kemperle Auto Paint, Body & Equipment was founded by Albert and Mary Kemperle, who opened their first store in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1940.