ACT II Paint Clinic

Auto Collision advisory board member Shane Olson demonstrated several different types of paint to the senior auto collision class. Students were very impressed with a primer that dries in 3 to 5 minutes and is ready to sand. Some students were interested in tri-coat candy colors for their senior projects. Prices on this paint can be as high as 700.00 for 2 quarts.

auto collision 2

Today in auto collision ethan finished sanding on 4 or 5 spots that just took finish putty and 5-10 minutes of sand on each one. So that way all he has left to do is finish working on a arch panels. An he has about a 9 inch by 5 inch square to finish of finish putty.And he has about another week left on the bed and it should be painted in less then a month. An nick sanded on his blazer to shave a body line. An some kids used aircraft remover on there car.

Thee Pope #26

Grandpa's Truck

Ethan started this project last year but ran out of time before it was finished. Ethan welded in new replacement panels on the bedsides and put cab corners and rockers in the cab. With a little more work, the truck will be ready for paint.

Buffing Lavena's Car

Auto Collision can do it all. Here is Corey finishing buffing out some scratches on staff member Lavena's car.

Senior Projects

Chris is doing a complete re-build on a 1985 Plymouth Laser Turbo Coupe. More pictures to follow as he moves along on his senior project.

Vehicle Disassembly ACT I

Students at work in lab taking apart cars and putting them back together.

ACT I

Members of auto collision junior lab. This group is off to a really good start for the year. Juniors are currently disassembling lab cars for use as demonstration models.