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Bodyshop - September 2006

Features

Waterborne Wave Looms for Canada
In its efforts to reduce VOC emissions, Environment Canada has proposed regulations that may require substantial changes to paint, primer and clearcoat formulations. Canadian painters will most likely find their choices limited to high-solids primer, waterborne basecoat and high-solids clearcoat in the near future. The good news is that low-VOC systems could boost productivity.

NACE Expands With Auto Glass Event

Departments

In My Estimation

Triple play
Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week in Las Vegas

News Briefs

CARSTAR signs on as a SMART national vendor

Trends: Average severity dips slightly in Q2 2006

New organization wants to promote paintless dent repair

Consumer protection officials meet with CISCO supporters

Matrix merger gives access to more products

New valspar infrared drying data available

CSN adds director of business development

Fix & Finish

Just wrap it and go

Atlas Copco first to offer 100% certified oil-free compressed air

Hydro Squeegee blasts away tough dirt and debris

New labeling simplifies adhesive selection

Vegetable-derived lubricant/rust preventative loosens rusted parts

Devair expands rotary screw compressor line