09/26/2019 by I-CAR
SEMA 2019 is around the corner (November 5-8) , and with so much to see and do at the world’s premier automotive specialty products trade event in Las Vegas, here’s why interacting with I-CAR should be on your SEMA “Bucket List!” 
 
1. Earn I-CAR Credit

I-CAR is bringing training to you, with four classes available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday of SEMA: Capturing Quality Photos, Coordinate the Repair Process (NEW!), Understanding Cycle Time Process, and The Art and Science of Estimator Interactions. With more than 75 new vehicle designs and changes launched each year, highly trained technicians who apply the latest repair methods are better equipped to perform complete, safe and quality repairs for the benefit of the customer. Need more reason to enroll?  On average, those same technicians repair vehicles up to 14% faster than untrained technicians. 
 
Register for all courses online here, or you may also register while at SEMA outside rooms N238 and N240. 
 
2. Test the Waters
 
Get hands-on with I-CAR! FREE demonstrations will be offered at the outdoor SEMA Show Collision Repair & Refinish Stage. No registration required! Located at the Westgate Garden Patio South Booth #64200, the stage will feature ongoing hands-on demonstrations of: 
  • Aluminum Welding 
  • MIG Brazing 
  • Calibration/Aiming 
Opportunities to try your try your hand at these techniques with I-CAR’s trained experts – we’ll supply everything you need. 
 
3. Experience a Material World.

Get up close and personal with a Cadillac CT5 and Chevrolet Silverado as we display the structural inner-workings of these incredibly advanced vehicles making their way to your bays. Interact with a GM representative to discuss advanced repair procedures, and a member of I-CAR’s Repairability Technical Support (RTS) team.
 
4.Party Like It’s 1979.

Come celebrate “40 Years in the Making” by exploring I-CAR’s 40th Anniversary Museum at ‘booth #10879’, show casing four decades of I-CAR memorabilia. Come reminisce with this portable “trip down memory lane,” exploring I-CAR’s past, while also learning of the exciting enhancements around the corner. Platform shoes are optional. 
 
Check out more about SEMA here