This year’s Back to the Bricks had 4,000 vehicles on display and featured robotic demonstrations the week leading up to the event.
“BASF and the R-M brand were happy to be back for our second year supporting Back to the Bricks,” said Mike Freeman, R-M market segment manager. “R-M has been around since 1919, and it’s fun talking to people familiar with the brand who like to reminisce about their cars painted with R-M.”
“It’s great that Back to the Bricks is working to get young people involved in the industry,” said Freeman. “BASF supports vocational education through our involvement with the Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF), iCar and several other vocational programs across the U.S.”
Ken Cook, an automotive instructor from L.A. County, shares his teaching experience and style, which got attention from the Collision Repair Education Foundation.
