The Collision Repair Technology (CRT) program is designed to instruct students in the development of eye-hand coordination skills, and the operation of power and air operated equipment associated with tools and procedures used in the repair of damaged
automotive vehicles. Students who are creative, meticulous, proud of their work and fascinated with automobiles will enjoy seeing their reflection in the finish of a CRT project.
CRT students learn to apply automotive finishes in a high quality paint booth. They also learn the art of air brushing and customizing. Students are taught cost estimating, frame straightening, Metal-Inert-Gas (MIG) welding, reshaping metal parts and replacing body component parts. Instruction and “hands on” practice is available to the students in the areas of: MIG welding, plasma cutting, automotive panel replacement, frame and unibody diagnosis, measuring and repair, computerized estimating, automotive paint systems, overall paint and blending procedures. Glass procedures with urethane, gasket sealed glass, fixed and movable replacement procedures. |
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