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UK repairers have signed a petition to legislate against 'steering', but one industry observer believes the move to legislate could have adverse effects on bodyshops.

US repairers are increasing their campaign against the use of non-OE safety parts, a sentiment echoed by Australia repairers concerned that potentially untested 'grey' parts are making their way into local cars.

The Motor Traders Association of NSW is looking into claims a major insurer has forced repairers to use exchange and used parts for new vehicles still under warranty.

The team from De Beer Australasia have been busily putting their technical skills to use painting their new people mover.

The fast rate development of materials used in motor vehicles requires welding units that deliver the spot-weld quality to fulfil crash-test requirements so repairs are been carried out to the same safety standards that apply to a new vehicle.

I-Car Australia CEO Richard Pratt takes a look at the ever changing face of the autobody repair industry and offers an insight into what will be needed to keep up with the pace of change.

Partnership announced between Glasurit and Emirates Motor Company (EMC) Abu Dhabi.

During the past 12 years the AARN Group has achieved many milestones. Now it heads into the future with a new look and new structure.

Many panel shop operators throughout the nation vent their frustration at not being able to secure apprentices in for their panel or paint workshops.

As the new year gets underway, it is time to start to look at which shops will be in the running for the 2010 AAMI/Australasian Paint & Panel Autobody Repairer of the Year Award.