Western Technology Center Auto Collision Repair Students Challenge

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WTC Auto Collision Repair students each week are challenged with a mastery skill. Posted are the top three selected for mastery from weeks 11-13. Way to go students! Keep up the good work!!  WTC is committed to “educating people for success”!

Week 11: Complete refinish with waterborne basecoatLeft to right: Ayden Hendershot, 1st; Cooper Stehr, 2nd; Alex Hoffman and Samuel Velez tied for 3rd.

Week 12 :Blending waterborne basecoatLeft to right: Amelia Shawn, 1st; Cooper Stehr, 2nd; Samuel Velez, 3rd

Week 13: Multiple color refinishingLeft to right: Samuel Velez, 1st; Cooper Stehr, 2nd; Ayden Hendershot, 3rd

 

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