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Scrs Quick Tips Why Manufacturers Require Extending Clear Coat - Detailed Analysis & Overview

Many modern vehicles come without exterior moldings to separate large panels such as the uniside from the roof. In this video ... Collision repairers are often faced with a The shiny new paint on your car is the first thing you will see after a repair, and that shine comes from the The DEG inquiry process is a mechanism for questioning or seeking additional clarification of a database values that you feel may ... In this video, Danny takes a look at some lessons learned from bad habits when it comes to parts storage. Part of the job of ... Mike Anderson and Danny Gredinberg, in partnership with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists -

Chip protection isn't always a typical gravel guard application found on the lower panels such as rocker panels. In some cases ... There are a lot of often-overlooked operations in the repair process that may be considerations for your repair plan. Today, Mike ... In this video, Danny Gredinberg with the Database Enhancement Gateway (DEG, www.degweb.org) discusses how to effectively ... Description: It's critical to understand that post-repair scans are a necessary step to ensure the vehicle is returned to the consumer ... Replicating matte, satin and low-gloss finishes can create added complexity in the repair process. Consumers often pay additional ... When should repair facilities perform safety inspections? How should they be done? Why are OEMs

Locating a paint code can be challenging, but there are a variety of resources at your disposal to make sure you identify it correctly ... Learn why performing seat calibrations might save someone's life, and when to perform them! Not every make and model is the ...

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SCRS Quick Tips: Why Manufacturers Require Extending Clear Coat
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SCRS Quick Tips: Why is it NOT approved to melt/blend clear coat?
CONSUMER TIP: Understanding Clear Coat
SCRS Quick Tip: Using the DEG to challenge labor times
SCRS Quick Tips: Parts Storage to Protect Parts
SCRS Quick Tips: Always Follow OEM Procedures – Addressing Recycled Quarter Panels (Hem Flanged)
SCRS QUICK TIP: Invisible Chip Protection
SCRS Quick Tips: Answering the CCC Bumper Prompt Correctly
SCRS Quick Tip: R&I Wheel and Tire Assembly
SCRS Quick Tips: Fix Missing Information with the DEG
SCRS Quick Tips: Feather Prime and Block - Not Included in All Three Estimating Systems
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SCRS Quick Tips: Why Manufacturers Require Extending Clear Coat

SCRS Quick Tips: Why Manufacturers Require Extending Clear Coat

In this video, Mike and Danny talk about

SCRS Quick Tips: Refinish breakpoints - explaining “up and over”

SCRS Quick Tips: Refinish breakpoints - explaining “up and over”

Many modern vehicles come without exterior moldings to separate large panels such as the uniside from the roof. In this video ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Why is it NOT approved to melt/blend clear coat?

SCRS Quick Tips: Why is it NOT approved to melt/blend clear coat?

Collision repairers are often faced with a

CONSUMER TIP: Understanding Clear Coat

CONSUMER TIP: Understanding Clear Coat

The shiny new paint on your car is the first thing you will see after a repair, and that shine comes from the

SCRS Quick Tip: Using the DEG to challenge labor times

SCRS Quick Tip: Using the DEG to challenge labor times

The DEG inquiry process is a mechanism for questioning or seeking additional clarification of a database values that you feel may ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Parts Storage to Protect Parts

SCRS Quick Tips: Parts Storage to Protect Parts

In this video, Danny takes a look at some lessons learned from bad habits when it comes to parts storage. Part of the job of ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Always Follow OEM Procedures – Addressing Recycled Quarter Panels (Hem Flanged)

SCRS Quick Tips: Always Follow OEM Procedures – Addressing Recycled Quarter Panels (Hem Flanged)

Mike Anderson and Danny Gredinberg, in partnership with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists -

SCRS QUICK TIP: Invisible Chip Protection

SCRS QUICK TIP: Invisible Chip Protection

Chip protection isn't always a typical gravel guard application found on the lower panels such as rocker panels. In some cases ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Answering the CCC Bumper Prompt Correctly

SCRS Quick Tips: Answering the CCC Bumper Prompt Correctly

Mike Anderson and Danny Gredinberg, in partnership with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists -

SCRS Quick Tip: R&I Wheel and Tire Assembly

SCRS Quick Tip: R&I Wheel and Tire Assembly

There are a lot of often-overlooked operations in the repair process that may be considerations for your repair plan. Today, Mike ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Fix Missing Information with the DEG

SCRS Quick Tips: Fix Missing Information with the DEG

In this video, Danny Gredinberg with the Database Enhancement Gateway (DEG, www.degweb.org) discusses how to effectively ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Feather Prime and Block - Not Included in All Three Estimating Systems

SCRS Quick Tips: Feather Prime and Block - Not Included in All Three Estimating Systems

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SCRS Quick Tips: Post-Repair Scans

SCRS Quick Tips: Post-Repair Scans

Description: It's critical to understand that post-repair scans are a necessary step to ensure the vehicle is returned to the consumer ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Combatting Paint Material Caps / Thresholds

SCRS Quick Tips: Combatting Paint Material Caps / Thresholds

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SCRS Quick Tip: Matte Finish

SCRS Quick Tip: Matte Finish

Replicating matte, satin and low-gloss finishes can create added complexity in the repair process. Consumers often pay additional ...

SCRS Quick Tip: Required OEM Safety Inspections

SCRS Quick Tip: Required OEM Safety Inspections

When should repair facilities perform safety inspections? How should they be done? Why are OEMs

SCRS Quick Tip: Why Pre-Diagnostic Alignment is Critical to the Repair

SCRS Quick Tip: Why Pre-Diagnostic Alignment is Critical to the Repair

Mike Anderson and Danny Gredinberg, in partnership with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists -

SCRS Quick Tips: ADAS Calibrations – You can’t just count on DTCs!

SCRS Quick Tips: ADAS Calibrations – You can’t just count on DTCs!

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SCRS Quick Tip: Locating the Color Code

SCRS Quick Tip: Locating the Color Code

Locating a paint code can be challenging, but there are a variety of resources at your disposal to make sure you identify it correctly ...

SCRS Quick Tips: Always Pull Documentation on Seat Calibrations

SCRS Quick Tips: Always Pull Documentation on Seat Calibrations

Learn why performing seat calibrations might save someone's life, and when to perform them! Not every make and model is the ...