How to Become an Auto Body Technician: With No Experience or Schooling

Getting into Auto Body can be a bit challenging. It's hard to land straight into doing prep work or painting right off the bat.

But you can get yourself into the field starting from the bottom. This is the route about 90% of people will take when becoming an Auto Body Technician.

And that is to start out as a detailer. You'll be responsible for making sure cars are clean before they are handed out to the techs to work on. Then once the work repair is done, your job is to make the car as clean and shiny as possible to return to customers.

This route will likely take at least a year of detailer before employers will move you up to prep work/painting.

It also doesn't hurt to have skills in other automotive fields so employers feel confident to bring you in the door.

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