It was pretty good, not great. Everything is perfect in the training so going over more advanced techniques and situational awareness would be valuable. You never really show the before and after of the moch repairs which is frustrating. It’s a good beginner base of knowledge but very vanilla IMO. I believe the only way to teach these tools, skills, and techniques is in person / hands on. I ...

I think it’s important to be honest and not sell anyone a pipe dream. Spent £2000 on the business pro kit from USA and import tax from good old FedEx. Watched the tutorials to get certified and jumped on the bandwagon of windscreen repairers in the South. Reality is this, job 1 and a £60k car windscreen, small chip, ended up being a crack 3 inches long. First job. But I was certified. 83% ...