Podcast from Scene Genesis Describes the Good, the Bad and the Ugly When Switching...

Podcast from Scene Genesis Describes the Good, the Bad and the Ugly When
Switching to Waterborne

Shop Discusses Their Personal Experience During the Conversion

PITTSFORD, N.Y., June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Collision repair shops can use the
conversion to waterborne to stay ahead of the competition while pleasing
customers, states Carlos Garcia, owner of Carl's Collision in the newest
podcast from Scene Genesis.

"Since we first opened, we've been committed to utilizing the latest,
industry-changing technologies. The great thing about waterborne is that our
customers are really excited about the fact that we use it. Our shop tested
many waterborne paints before making the move, and we spent a great deal of
energy in training our staff," says Garcia. "Making sure our staff is
knowledgeable is the key to achieving the results we want for our customers."

The podcast can be heard at www.scenegenesis.com by clicking the podcast link
at the top of the page.

This is the latest of "Topics in Ten," a monthly podcast that brings opinions
and ideas to the collision repair industry.

About Scene Genesis
Scene Genesis offers SceneExchange, a novel Web-based marketplace that lets
participating insurance companies' customers choose among participating
auto-repair shops for prompt, high-quality repairs. More than 6,500 autobody
shops nationally have signed up.

SceneExchange puts collision shops on an even playing field and puts control
over workflow into the shop owners' hands. Florida, New Jersey, Illinois,
Wisconsin, New York, California and Missouri are currently active in the
program.

For more information, visit www.scenegenesis.com and www.sceneexchange.com.

SOURCE Scene Genesis, Inc.

Beth Bailey, Scene Genesis, +1-585-387-9883, bbailey@scenegenesis.com