News & Blog
News & Blog
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SUN Introduces Automated Work Packages that Streamline Collision Repair Processes
The SUN Collision Repair team announces the release of a new automated work package that will enable body shops to gather all relevant information about a job – including repair procedures, illustrations and diagrams – with a click of a button.
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SUN Collision to Offer Special Deal to Shops that Purchase Tru-Point ADAS Calibration Tool
As a special deal, auto repair shops that purchase a Tru-Point™ ADAS calibration system will receive a complementary two-month subscription to SUN Collision Repair Information.
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How to Copy + Paste a VIN in SUN Collision Using the Keyboard Shortcut – Ctrl-V
For security reasons, we’ve disabled the “right click” within the application. Here’s a keyboard shortcut that will enable you to place copied content (VIN, term, part number, etc) quickly and securely into the application.
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Visit SUN Collision at SEMA to Learn How OEM Repair Information Can Drive Efficiency
Visit us at SEMA to learn how SUN Collision software makes it easy to access factory-direct information, including advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) information, to increase efficiency and profit margins.
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CARS Members to Receive Discount on SUN Collision Information
SUN® Collision has partnered with the Collision Automotive Repair Services, Inc. (CARS) Cooperative to offer its industry-leading collision repair information to members at a discounted price.
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SUN Collision to Showcase Auto Repair Information at 2022 FenderBender Conference
Visit the SUN® Collision booth at the FenderBender Conference to learn how OEM collision repair information can improve efficiency and profitability for auto body shops.
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Exploring the Different Types of Materials Used in an Auto Body Shop
With so many advanced materials used to make a car, from aesthetics to performance — knowing how to handle them during a collision repair is critical for your body shop’s success.
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Five Auto Body Shop Industry Trends Making Waves Across the Industry
It can be a challenge to keep up with the latest composite body materials, computerized systems and safety features, much less stay on top of current repair procedures. Technicians can take comfort knowing SUN® Collision has their backs.
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Get the Scoop on Vehicle Recalls and Technical Service Bulletins
Vehicle recalls and Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) address the performance and safety of a vehicle, but it’s important to know the difference between the two and how to deal with these issues.
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OEM Repair Software May Be Your Collision Repair Shop’s Most Valuable Asset
When you invest in OEM auto repair software for collision repair, your body shop will have advanced information needed to work on advanced vehicles today and in the future.
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SUN Collision to Showcase Advanced Repair Information Software at Northeast Conference
SUN® Collision is pleased to showcase its advanced repair information software at the Northeast 2022 conference. The event is presented by the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers/New Jersey (AASP/NJ) and attracts collision repair professional throughout the region.
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SUN Collision Now an Option for Accredited Saskatchewan Collision Repair Shops
SUN Collision is now an approved resource for OEM repair information for accredited auto body shops in Saskatchewan, Canada.
6 Tips for Greater Paint Booth Efficiency
Maintaining profitability in your body shop can be demanding. However, you can take numerous steps to enhance the efficiency of your collision facility. By embracing best practices and reevaluating your shop’s layout, you can optimize your paint booth for increased efficiency and profitability.
Visit SUN Collision at FenderBender Management Conference, Sept. 24-26 in Aurora, CO
Come see us at the FenderBender Management Conference and learn about the latest enhancements to SUN Collision Repair Information, including our new Repair Package!
Best Practices for Collision Repair in Autobody Shops
Is your body shop keeping up with the ever-changing auto industry? In this blog, learn how combining experience with cutting-edge technology and the latest procedures, will help your shop stay ahead of the competition through these best practices for Collision Repair.
Top Three Types of Collision Damage
Collision repair facilities face challenges when dealing with front-end, rear-end, and side-impact collisions. As reported by NHTSA, these types of collisions are the most common, and industry experts know firsthand just how extensive the damage can be. Uncover practical and reliable solutions to these everyday challenges.
SUN Collision Announces ‘Thank You Thursdays!’ Sweepstakes Winners
SUN Collision is pleased to announce the winners of its “Thank You Thursdays!” sweepstakes held in recognition of Auto Service Professionals Month (ASPM).
SUN Collision Launches ‘Thank You Thursdays!’ Sweepstakes
SUN Collision is celebrating Automotive Service Professionals Month (ASPM) in June with the launch of its ‘Thank You Thursdays!’ sweepstakes. One winner of a $100 gift card will be announced each Thursday on the SUN Collision Facebook page through July 20.
Are Your Frame Rail Repair Skills Up to Snuff?
Collision repair procedures for frame rails are becoming increasingly challenging due to the latest unibody designs. Discover effective strategies to overcome modern frame repair obstacles and unlock the power of SUN Collision’s OEM information to help ensure accurate repairs at reasonable costs.
Do OEM Certifications Matter for Your Collision Repair Business?
Does it matter if your collision repair shop isn’t OEM certified? If you’re looking to increase your bottom line and stay competitive, then yes, certifications will have an advantage.
Visit SUN Collision at Southeast Collision Conference, April 13-15 in Doswell, VA
Come see us at the Southeast Collision Conference and learn about the latest enhancements to SUN Collision Repair Information, including our new Repair Package!
Best Practices for Fast-Tracking Collision Repairs at Your Auto Body Shop
Even the most experienced collision repair technician can only perform repairs as fast as the shop’s limitations allow. To fast-track repairs, the first step is to minimize the limitations in your shop that slow down the repair process.