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Welding 101: What to Know and Where to Begin 

Tomorrow's Technician

As such, there are unique considerations for collision repair, particularly in avoiding any adverse effects on future crashworthiness and occupant protection attributes of each vehicle repaired. This continued evolution of vehicles comes with the need for the most up-to-date repair attachment methods.

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B’laster Welcomes Steve Barnes As Instructor Of The Year Candidate

Tomorrow's Technician

After taking automotive and collision repair classes in high school and college, Steve Barnes of AK Smith Career Center in Michigan City, Indiana says he knew he was set to succeed in the automotive industry. The grassroots efforts definitely pay off, he says. After graduation, that’s what he did.

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“Who Pays for What?” Survey

AutoInc.

“More manufacturers need to require, not recommend,” an Idaho shop owner said, “And more definition of a ‘collision’ would be helpful also.” It focuses on billing and payment practices related to scanning and calibrations, aluminum repair and shop supplies.

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How An Online Presence Helps Your Business

DRIVE

Kareem Abouzeid The world around us is always evolving, and how you run your business today looks definitively different than when you opened it. Kareem Abouzeid, owner of Knockout Collision Repair , knows this as much as anyone. Do you have an internet blind spot? You may be missing out on potential customers.

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Combine Forces: Collision and General Repair

DRIVE

In the world of automotive care, two different verticals often coexist: collision repair and general repair. While traditionally separate entities, a growing trend is emerging – the amalgamation of collision and general repair shops under one roof. How do you split your time between both on a week-to-week basis?