This past weekend saw us complete the Bury Hospice Paint Project as part of PPG's Colourful Communities Programme. This project started with a small request and snowballed into this incredible charitable event with over 100 people to thank for their time and effort. Read more to find out how we got involved and who we have to thank.
Koch-Chemie have expanded into the marine sector! Provide your boat with the same high-quality treatment as your vehicle, from the professionals who have been perfecting their Daimler-approved car care products since 1968.
In recognition of International Women’s Day, AutoRaise spoke with Ruth Moring-Beale to discuss her journey, the importance of integrity in leadership, and how businesses can attract and retain the next generation of talent.
The Morelli & Marcos DEBRA Sports Car Rally, is a three-day rally through the heart of the Champagne region of France taking place from 13 - 16 June. Find out more and enquire with Mark Moring if interested.
PAS2060 is now in run off and will no longer be an officially recognised standard by the end of 2025. The ARIES Standard is a sector-specific environmental framework designed to drive carbon reduction, sustainability, and efficiency across the vehicle accident repair industry.
The 3M OEM Match family of seam sealing products is designed to help techicans more easily to replicate the look and function of a vehicle’s original factory seam seal.This system from 3M includes their line of seam sealer matching tips and the...
For the seventh year running, grey secures its first-place podium spot as Britain’s most popular new car colour according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. Black holds steady in second for the seventh year with blue taking the third-place spot for the first time since 2010!
Axalta Introduces Evergreen Sprint as 2025 Global Automotive Colour of the Year. This is the 11th year Axalta has released an Automotive Colour of the Year, and the second time a green shade has been the pick.
