Plasnomic will provide collision shops with tools and training to restore plastic components like bumper covers, headlights and textured parts
Indianapolis—A new global initiative has launched dedicated to standardizing and certifying plastic repair processes in the collision industry. By reducing reliance on part replacements, Plasnomic will be to committed to safe and efficient plastic repair.
“The future of collision repair and emerging materials is evolving, and plastic repair must evolve with it,” said Brian Driehorst, who has been announced as Plasnomic’s CEO. “By bringing together industry experts, specialty suppliers and innovators from around the world, we will shape a new era of OEM-friendly repair solutions that enhance efficiency and reduce waste.”
With over 50 percent of collision replacement parts now made from plastic, Driehorst, who previously served as the chief revenue officer of Headlights.com, said the need for standardized repair processes has never been more urgent.
Through localized partnerships with training bodies and OEMs, Plasnomic will provide collision repair shops with the necessary tools and structured training curricula to restore plastic components such as bumper covers, headlights and textured parts using OEM-compatible standardized repair methodologies.
Plasnomic’s short-term goals include introducing specialized repair tools and materials, while also advancing innovation capabilities. These will include exploring the implementation of automation, AI-driven solutions and mobile applications to elevate plastic repair knowledge and capabilities across the industry.
Plasnomic’s first major initiative will be the formation of a multi-layered global advisory board and a network of technical ambassadors. This alliance will bring together plastic repair and collision experts, training bodies, specialty suppliers and leading paint companies to define best practices, drive the adoption of standardized solutions across global markets, and evolve repair standards through innovation, research and sustainability efforts.
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