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Window Tint Training
By Roberta Rodriguez
What a week of hands-on training actually looks like, from film handling to the final evaluation.
People ask me what training here is actually like, so here it is straight.
You are on real vehicles from day one — not a demo panel bolted to a wall. I correct your hands while you're still holding the squeegee, because that's the part no video can teach you.
Class hours are set per cohort and shown on that cohort's page — I'd rather you see the real hours for the class you're booking than a number I wrote once and never updated.
Editor's note: an earlier version of this post listed a different daily schedule. Hours vary by cohort; always check the specific class you're booking on our schedule page.
Training is in-person here at the shop, backed by a student portal with video curriculum you can go back to after class — the hands-on days are where the actual skill gets built, and the portal is there so it doesn't fade the week after you go home.
Most of our classes are bilingual, English and Spanish together, because that's who's actually in the room.
If you're weighing whether this is worth it against teaching yourself, I wrote up the honest comparison here →
— Roberta
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