Held in Secaucus, New Jersey at the Meadowlands Exposition Center, NORTHEAST is a three-day event for the collision repair industry. Metropolitan Car-o-liner will occupy 1,800 square feet at the show, where it will feature new products and live demonstrations. In addition, Metropolitan Car-o-liner will facilitate an educational seminar presented by Larry Montanez III, CDA, of P&L Consultants. Larry will present “Estimating and Diagnosis of Structural Damage on Aluminum-Intensive Vehicles & Joining Methods”. The presentation will cover the differences in how aluminum and steel vehicles absorb and manage collision impact forces and energy as well as attachment methods and welding differences. This training will take place on Saturday, March 21, at 8:30am in Seminar Room A and then on the show floor. Pre-registration is required at http://www.aaspnjnortheast.com/seminars-demos.shtml
“We are proud to have been an active participant in this show since the beginning,” said Dave Demarest, Jr., president of Metropolitan Car-o-liner. “This event provides attendees with exposure to new products as well as education on relevant topics to advance their collision repair success.”
Metropolitan Car-o-liner recently relocated to an expanded office and training center in Mahwah, New Jersey and also celebrated its 35th year selling Car-O-Liner products to shops throughout New Jersey, Connecticut, eastern Pennsylvania, and eastern New York. For more information on Metropolitan Car-o-liner, visit www.metrocol.com.
About Car-O-Liner®
Car-O-Liner is a global leader in equipment manufacturing for automotive collision repair professionals.
Car-O-Liner products provide a total repair solution with the highest level of accuracy and efficiency to return vehicles to their pre-accident condition. Unlike others, Car-O-Liner offers a full line of products, including the world’s most comprehensive vehicle database, and leads the industry in OEM certified approvals. www.car-o-liner.com
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