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Originally Posted by Grouse

I am curious to see how the new IICRC training compares to the one i had years ago. The reason i signed up for the training was your posts. I put a lot of weight into what you have to say. you have given me some things to think about and research, so off to class i go.

Good to know I've provided inspiration for further learning - Each one-Teach one; then the student becomes a teacher

Let us know what their latest methods are ...as the materials and production methods that are used on automobiles change; we need to adapt to them and adjust products used and their application methodologies to keep pace with them

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