Window Tint Training
Several companies offer window tint training in the form of instructional DVDs, computer-based courses and on-site training. In addition to application methods, these programs cover the fundamentals and maintenance of residential, automotive and commercial tinting products.
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Scope
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The subject matter included in a window tint training program consists of defining the appropriate mounting solutions used in the trade, preparation techniques, removing air from underneath window film with a squeegee and film-shrinking methods. Other topics include areas specific to the automotive industry, such as door panel removal, state laws regarding automotive tinting, how to install a single-piece of film over a back window and how to work around window defrosters embedded in automotive glass.
Duration
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Program length depends on a course's comprehensiveness. For example, some training programs taught in a classroom setting last as long as five days or more, while some DVD-based courses take two days to complete.
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Cost
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Similar to duration, a program's cost depends on its depth. For example, a five-day basic automotive tinting training program costs $1,200, as of November, 2010, whereas a two-day video-based training program might cost $49.95.
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