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As a body shop manager, your role extends beyond just overseeing repairs—it’s about ensuring quality and maintaining industry standards.

Why Shops Should Have & Follow an SOP for Paint Prep The importance of using the correct sanding grits in the automotive refinishing world can’t be overstated. As the industry progresses in 2024 and beyond, professionals affirm that proper sanding and prepping is essential for achieving a flawless vehicle finish. Here, we dive into why…

How to Strategize Your Auto Body Shop Workflow Before You Open a New Location Opening a new auto body shop presents an exciting opportunity to build an efficient workflow from the ground up. By focusing on critical areas of operation, you can optimize your shop’s performance. Establishing a strategic auto body shop workflow is key…

Mastering the art of applying glossy vs matte automotive finishings requires understanding the nuances of each type…

One of the most common questions we receive is, “Is a batch system or automated line right for my facility?” First, understand the key differences between these two setups.

The reality is there are over 800 MSOs across the United States, ranging from 2-9+ shops owned independently. In such a competitive industry, growth is crucial to survival.

From safety engagement to risk reduction, the NSC has tons of free resources to help keep workplaces a safe environment not only during Safety Month but every day of the year.

Apprenticeships are a great way to attract new or young people to the industry, as it’s traditionally challenging to capture the interest of those who have never been around it before.

Not only do we build, ship, and install our paint booths for every shop, we also have plenty of financing options and incentives to help our customers.

The majority of automotive manufacturers utilize waterborne paints for their car colors, some even as elaborate as tri-coat and quad-coat specialty colors.