Master Flat Glass Tinting in 3 Days!

Learn the essentials of flat glass tinting and business strategies in just 3 days, with personalized 1:1 training from the industry experts at Window Tints Everything, with over 30 years of experience!

What You'll Learn

Flat Glass Tint Handling Fundamentals
Measuring, Cutting & Fitting Tint for Commercial & Residential Windows
Film Selections (what you can use & where)
Security Film & Attachment Systems
How To Do Consultations & Job Estimates

Hands On Field Training

Skills You’ll Develop

Window Film Installation (solar, security, decorative)

Exterior Applications
Sales Tactics & Strategies
Business Development & Growth
Marketing

What's Included

All tools needed & Tool Belt (yours to take home!)

Daily Lunch Provided

Certification of Completion

Consideration for employment

Unlock Your Potential and Master the Art of Tinting!

Get the expertise and business strategies you need to thrive in the flat glass tinting industry!

Master the techniques to install flat glass tinting like a pro

Learn business growth strategies to boost your tinting career

Gain hands-on experience with personalized 1:1 training

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What You'll Learn in our Window Tinting Course

You'll get the skills and techniques needed for both residential and commercial tinting, along with essential business strategies for success.

Introduction to Window Tinting & Tools

Window tinting involves using films like dyed, ceramic, or metallic to enhance privacy, reduce UV exposure, and save energy. Each film type has its own benefits depending on the project.

To start, you'll need basic tools like a heat gun, utility knives, squeegees, and cleaning supplies. Proper maintenance and use of these tools are essential for successful installations. Additionally, selecting the right film for residential and commercial applications is key to achieving the desired results.

Surface Preparation & Tinting Techniques

Proper window cleaning and inspection are critical before applying tint. Ensuring the surface is free of debris ensures a smooth application.

When cutting tint, you can choose between hand-cutting or using a computer-cut pattern for precision. Application can be done using dry or wet techniques, with heat shrinking necessary for curved surfaces. Clean edges and proper sealing ensure a professional finish.

Residential vs. Commercial Tinting

Residential tinting focuses on aesthetics, privacy, and energy efficiency for smaller windows, with film choices tailored to homeowners’ preferences.

Commercial tinting involves larger windows and emphasizes security, privacy, and energy efficiency. Films and techniques used may vary based on the project’s scale and needs, especially for offices or retail spaces.

Business & Legal Considerations

Setting competitive prices is essential when estimating jobs for residential and commercial clients. Knowing local tinting regulations is equally important to avoid legal issues.

Building a successful tinting business also requires strong marketing, customer acquisition, and relationship-building. Offering excellent customer service and maintaining client relationships will keep your business thriving.

Advanced Techniques & Troubleshooting

As you gain experience, you’ll face complex installations like curved windows or multi-pane glass. Learning how to handle these challenges will improve your skillset.

You'll also encounter issues like bubbles or wrinkles in tint. Understanding how to troubleshoot these problems will help you deliver flawless results. Additionally, mastering old tint removal techniques is important when updating or replacing window films.

Hands-On Practice & Business Growth

Hands-on practice is essential to perfecting your skills. Working on real windows will help you apply what you’ve learned in the classroom.

Growing your business is just as important. Learning how to gain referrals, expand your client base, and communicate effectively with customers will help you succeed in the tinting industry.