[Glassdoc]

Put your attitude on hold.. 1st, I never said I did not want you out there doing repairs.. There are at least a thousand cars to every repair tech (minimum) so I could care less if there are 50 techs out there.. What I do care about, (had you read my post before you got defensive) was to get the proper training and equipment.. I based that on your posts, home made equipment, training by a guy who's ethics you were not sure about etc.. 2nd.. I was speaking to you, yes.. Without the proper tools and training your work suffers.. It takes months, years to build a client base that makes you a success.. It takes less than a minute to screw up a job and guarantee no future work from that customer or references for future work. Nervousness?? Its all good, just wait till your working on a 185,000$ Mercedes.. And yes, the more times you do something the better you will get. Unless, you are doing it wrong to start with.. Then, you will only polish your skills to do it wrong all the time, thus why I suggested "real" training. As for coming to ask a few questions, its cool.. just expect answers. may not be what you want to hear, but.. That too is life.. Good luck.. Sounds like you have the will to do it and succeed, and with time, yeah. Maybe you will.