WOULD ANYONE USE BSF SCHOOL FOR TRANING?

I have a great young energetic guy who wants to get into tinting. I told him I would hire him if he went to school and the olny one I know of is BSF clearwater fl. Did i give him the right advise? or is he not going to get up to speed cumming back trom there?

Drunken Ass Russian TinterZ Zcholl - best choise - appr. 10 hours by plane from Your place

there is a great school in oregon just got back about 4 months ago they teach dry shrink
one piece windows shaving edges clearshield glass chip repair you name it the phone number is 1-888-404-8468 they are a great bunch of people and know there stuff!!!!!!!

I'm sure I'll have a disagreement here...but It's just an opinion that these "schools" are designed to make money for the institute/instructor based on the idea that they are usually only a week long tops. You end up with the knowledge exposure, but not enough practical...there are too many "exceptions to the rule" in this business tinting 5 different cars doesn't mean you can handle any car

**You can not produce total customer -happy results in 1 week training**

The best way is hands on being thrown in the trenches at a shop for I would say a minimun of a month but more realistically 6month -1yr

JMHO

TW is exactly right.

if you start working this guy right out of school, you will have A LOT of unhappy customers.

Proof of this is DixieGraphics..she took the course...frustrated her...no one does tinting in her town...wish she had the opportunity to get more "hands on" B4 throwing in the towel to take advantage of her town's lack of tinter.

TW...

CPF's 4-day school is exactly as you have described... an introduction only... it (and I) in no way guarantees a qualified tinter at the end of the week. In fact we find it important to stress they do not do tint for the general public until their skills and installs are acceptable to them as if they were the paying customer.

There are schools (and instructors) out there that blow smoke... we don't. Our class is the basics only, enough to make that decision as to whether one wants to proceed. Experience can never be taught... it can only be acquired through repetious practice of basic skills taught them through another experienced person.

CPF does not make money on classes... break even maybe, but they do not profit from them. They make their money from the hope that the attendee will purchase CPF products after attending the class.

Good to see you again Leo. Where have you been?

I am aware of this Metint and I should have made mention of the acception that CP Films does as you say...thanks for your post

That post was from early March. I think we'll all know when Leo is back, he's not the type to sneak in and post once.