3D printing I think is going to be a huge part of the future of car customization. Your imagination is kind of a limit you can make, really anything that you want. My name is Justin Erickson. I am an application manager here at Fineline Restoration. I've been building cars since I was a little kid, kind of grew up from the time I was in the diaper building cars all the way to now. Fineline Restoration is different from other shops. Try to give customer best bang for their book. We're kind of like a one stop shop. We can do whatever the customer might need. And it might be just fixing a roll bar or going into like a full build. 3D print really opened up our ability to make in-house custom parts where before we had to design them and then have them CNC machine where it's a lot more affordable to be able to make something and have it 3D printed. Chosed Loasbot printers did a lot of research and reviews. It seemed like it had a really good reputation for being reliable. I think I was printing within a half hour of opening it. Like I'm set up a long print and go home and come back in the morning and know it's going to turn out. Some of the parts that we produce are like center consoles, fog light bezels, headlight bezels. A lot of those will get standing down bodywork, painted or covered in poultry or carbon fiber or something like that. It's really changed what we kind of look at things and do things around the shop. When you're in a business time at 20 and try to get people the best value for what they're paying for.