Midwest Tinting School in St. Louis

Solar Control Films is proud to announce the Midwest automotive tint school has opened in St. Louis, Missouri. Stan Foster of Auto Window Tinting (autowindowtinting.com) conducts the classes inside the 5,000 square foot tint warehouse in St. Louis.

Stan offers his six day auto tinting course. The next installation class starts September 7, 2009.

To find out more information and directions, contact the window film distribution center at:

Solar Control Films
1220 N Price Road; B
St. Louis, MO 63132
314.993.8468
http://www.solarcontrolfilmsinc.com/autotinttraining.html

Or contact Stan directly for more information.

While in town, check out our supply of automotive, commercial & residential window film. We also conduct energy audits for any building so that you can see how much energy (kWh) you can save with our architectural window film.

Phillip

What happened to Global Flat Glass Films?

We have plenty of architectural films that include:

• Dual Reflective Series
• Neutral Series
• Solar Bronze
• Silver Series
• Specialty Films (White matte, blackout, whiteout)
• Safety Film

Yep! six days should cover it! :

[quote name='GWF Texas - Distributor' date='Aug 31 2009, 02:44 PM' post='713728']
Solar Control Films is proud to announce the Midwest automotive tint school has opened in St. Louis, Missouri. Stan Foster of Auto Window Tinting (autowindowtinting.com) conducts the classes inside the 5,000 square foot tint warehouse in St. Louis.

Stan offers his six day auto tinting course. The next installation class starts September 7, 2009.


Would it be to late for me to sign up for this class??

As of yesterday, there is still one spot open. Contact Alexa today to find out more information about the class:

1-888-404-TINT (8468)
alexia@tintshops.com
Autowindowtinting.com

Looking forward in seeing you next week!

go see stan in oregon.

make it a vacation. oregon coast is awesome, creator lake, columbia river gorge, lake quinault(wa.).........

plus you get ideas on how you can set up your shop and the daily operations.

Dude, you really want to get in to the mess of tinting? Do you have a shop doing custom work? I have to ask as I do work for Untouchable Detailing in Centralia....I know there is not that much business in that town....or at least I am not seeing that much....

I would be more than happy to set up something if you have a good shop to work with....

it looks to me sd has 10 years exp. and was being sarcastic

Actually i love tinting, i know about untouchable detailing its just right up the road from me. I've been tinting since i was 16 or 17, and i don't advertise and all besides a few business cards i hand out to the customers i do have. Mainly 80% or so of my work is for young kids mainly in high school they come to me. I actually do all my tinting in my parents garage, i've been doing around 3-4 cars per week. The only schooling that i am interested in, is some hands on with 1 piece rear windows. I've been doing 2 piece rear windows forever, i'm just looking to sharpin my skills up and step my professionalizm. I may open my own tint shop in the future, but right now i am a HVAC technition and thats my day job. The tint is all in my spare time, and i just really enjoy making any vehicle look 10 times better after i tint it up.

sorry....didn't look at your myspace or anything before I posted....

I will be in Centralia tomorrow morning. I am over behind Quiznos on the alley by Classic Radiator. You should make it by if you are around. I will be there a couple hours and then doing a commercial window by the DMV up front....

i would love to sit through a class and see how it goes.

one day i will move away from this dump, into a place where the money is good, and i would like to take a ppf class.

Hey Stan, if I come by the school on vacation, will you validate my parking then I can write off my trip on my taxes.

Cool man, i might just swing by there if i have some spare time to see how you are doing those very large windows. I know exactly where you are going, because the man that owns that building called me a few weeks ago to give him a quote on doing those 2 offices spaces. I talked to him about pricing it, but i had to decline the job because i honestly think it was alittle to much for me. I've done quite a few house windows and sliding type windows-but never tackled anything that large. I bet thats quite a job initself, cleaning all the old off and redoing it.

whats your name by the way? case i stop by i know who to ask for

What film did you use on those "quite a few" windows?

i've been using global Bronze 35%

hey Shawn....PM sent

Snappy, you're the man. You're welcome in Saint Louis anytime! Just keep your summer heat & humidity in New Orleans.

sounds good. i would like to check out the place one day. maybe ill take a few days off fly up there in the next few months to see the operations. get me out of the shop for a few days at least.

one word YES