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What is the appropriate body filler? 

Cosmetic repair today has many options for repair materials. During the collision repair process, a technician is faced with what is the appropriate body filler. There are various options of body filler that have been introduced over the years, all of which have different characteristics and applications.  New types include...
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Become part of the CCIF Steering Committee: Submit your application

The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) Steering Committee guides the establishment of priority areas for CCIF and ensures the continued success of CCIF events. CCIF offers Canada’s collision sector—collision repairers, suppliers, insurers, associations, to original equipment manufacturers and educators—exclusive opportunities to discuss and share industry trends and challenges.    The CCIF...

Embracing change and driving growth: All about the Canadian Auto Care Industry Conference 2025

The Canadian Auto Care Industry Conference (CAIC) unifies two major events in the Canadian auto care calendar: the AIA Canada National Conference and the Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF) in Toronto. It brings together key industry players from across both mechanical and collision sectors, providing attendees with numerous opportunities to...

The gold standard: Maintaining excellence in collision repair with Coache Collision Ltd. 

In today’s competitive automotive repair industry, staying current with the latest standards and technologies is crucial. Coache Collision Ltd. of Vancouver, British Columbia, earned their first I-CAR Canada Gold Class recognition in 2018, a milestone that underscored their dedication to excellence.   This achievement was accomplished by having a Platinum-recognized technician...

Back to basics: Dirt nibs in paint

Sometimes going back to basics can make the difference between a quality repair and a failed repair. Refinishing defects can take many forms and be influenced by many factors, such as the technician, the environment, the product selection, or the equipment maintenance to name a few.   The acknowledgement of the...

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