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derf27

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I am a full time tint shop. And would like to add automotive wrap also commercial (box trucks, ect) has anyone had a good experience with any classes out there? Please let me know. Appreciate the feed back

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You could try wrapinstitute.com to get a skill base started. They dont do hands-on classes, it's all online. But its a lot cheaper than brand workshops, and you can use it to get prepared for their workshops/certification tests so you aren't wasting $$.

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i took a course to add on also . This isnt a something you can do on the side. Its alot more work than it looks . A wrap takes 2-3 days and takes up space for those days. When you break down how much per hour it isnt that much unless your getting $100K cars and you can charge $5K  . The biggest thing for me is manis dont warranty it horizontal for more than a year . So a customer spend $3500 and you can only waranty it for 1 yr . 

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