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Plastic Repair for Today’s Modern Vehicles

It’s important that plastic repair considerations keep pace with the technological advancements of today’s vehicles.

Plastic Repair: A Solution to the Parts Shortage

If you can’t get parts, then it makes sense to repair them. So maybe it’s time to dust off the old plastic welder and two-part bumper repair adhesives.

Axalta Media Day 2022: A Closer Look at Coating Technologies

Axalta gave members of the collision repair media a tour of its new, 175,000-square-foot research and development facility.

ASE Offers Free Webinar on Plastics Identification

The webinar, titled “Plastics Identification for Effective Repairs,” will take place on May 3 at 4 p.m. EST.

Wake Tech Opens Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellence

The new $42 million state-of-the-art Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellence will allow Wake Tech to triple the number of students in its automotive systems technology program and add a new degree program in collision repair.

To Repair or Replace Plastic Parts? That is the Ultimate Question, and Depending on How You Answer May Help Your Bottom Line.

Many OEM trends affect the way we make repairs in the market today—from complicated electronics and accident avoidance systems and sensors to vehicle designs with lighter weight, dissimilar metals, and plastics. Keeping up with all these industry trends, required trainings, ongoing certifications and proper maintenance of standard operating procedures can be challenging for collision repair

2021 BSB Year in Review: Top Branded Content Articles (VIDEO)

Jason Stahl and Nadine Battah count down the top branded content stories of 2021.

Aluminum Panel Dent Repair: Training is the Key

For a complete, safe and quality repair, it’s important to understand the considerations involved with repairing aluminum.

U-POL Tiger Seal Adhesive Sealant (VIDEO)

Dan Reutter discusses U-POL’s Tiger Seal Adhesive Sealant, which is ideal for a variety of automotive, marine and industrial applications.

Your Shop’s Least Invasive Repair Method: What is Glue Pull Repair?

Glue Pull Repair—also known as GPR— is the least invasive collision repair technique. It works by gluing specially designed tabs to the exterior panels of a vehicle and pulling the dent out with varying tools. This method of damage removal offers significant advantages over traditional collision repair techniques as it does not remove e-coatings and