KaserCast

Jase answers some FAQ about the wheel restoration process. Car, truck, or tractor, we do it all - and, depending on the wheel's substrate and application, we do it all a little differently. Take a peek behind the wheel restoration curtain.

Dave Fuller's mom knew early on that he'd likely grow up to be a design engineer. Thankfully, he puts those skills to good use in the finishing industry. He talks about masking, butt cuts, and the many hats he wears at Viadon LLC.

After eight years with Canfield & Joseph, Greg Stafford knows a thing or two about getting results in the blast booth. He talks about safety, media selection, and...fruity pebbles?

He calls himself the Sludge Sucker. We call him a chemical genius. Bill Townsend weighs in on the battle against corrosion from a pretreatment perspective.

Local art activist and all-around dynamo Liz Shea-McCoy talks about Lincoln's public art scene, and all the work that goes into maintaining (and restoring) it. Let her energy - and her commitment to her community - inspire you in your creative pursuits.

Jay Kaser is a founding member of Kaser Painting, Inc. He also happens to be Jase's dad. After 33 years of building a successful business for himself and his family, he has some advice - a lot of which boils down to "surround yourself with good people." We couldn't agree more.

2020 had some low lows. It also had some high highs. Jase reflects on a year unlike any other in the history of his small business.

Shari Kaser is a lot of things: she’s an accountant, a UNL grad, and a founding member of Kaser Painting, Inc. She’s also Jase's mom, and, as her family will tell you, a Brain Ninja.

Shari takes us to 1987 - the birth of Kaser Painting, Inc, and everything she's learned along the way.

Managers, the workplace is not your fantasy football team. It is, however, very much like an actual football team, in which a group of people with diverse skill sets come together in the common pursuit of a shared goal. 

Jase talks about getting to know your team's talents, pushing your players effectively, and valuing your sixth man as much as your starters.