Right Look Training?

[NCWindshield]

Hey everybody, I am new to this board and to WSR.. I am interested in getting some formal training and finally going out on my own and getting my business going. I live in San Diego, and one of our local options for training is a place called Right Look. With the price of airfare these days, and gas, it may not be an affordable option to go to Eugene, however, until I found right look, I was leaning towards it. Does anybody have any experience with Rightlook.com and their training? I know I have read on here before about some iffy methods that other people have been trained that the Delta training would never teach, and I was just hoping for some insite as to weather or not it is worth it to give them a try, or to go make some cash and hop a plane to Eugene is the only way to go.

[Brent Deines]

Could you make it to Vegas? I think that is only about a 4-5 hour drive, and there are bound to be some dirt cheap flights from SD. We will be there in October and November this year and I'm sure we could work something out for training if you are interested.

Both shows we are attending would also be good opportunities to see what our competitors have to offer. Let me know if you are interested and I will send you details.

[GlassStarz]

If your interested I will be In Mira Mesa at the end of the month.

[NCWindshield]

I am actually interested in both! Yes, I can make it to vegas, we typically get out there quite often anyways for desert races. If you don't mind, please send me that info. Also, GlassStarz, please get in contact with me about being in Mira Mesa. Thank you both for the quick response to this! It is greatly appreciated.

[GlassStarz]

If you pm brent he can give you my email

[NCWindshield]

Will do. I am working on having the required 10 posts to be able to use pm to contact people directly.

[Brent Deines]

NC, I forwarded you GlassStarz' contact info and asked my head trainer, Wade, to contact you about providing you information about what we can do for you in Vegas.

I'm very pleased that so many windshield repair forum members are now stepping up to help new technicians, not just with information, but also with practical training and moral support.

Quite frequently industry veterans ask me to forward their contact information to new forum members that have not earned private message privileges. The windshield repair forum is truly becoming a community where people desire to help others.

I won't try to name all of those who have gone out of their way to help new technicians for fear of overlooking someone, but you know who you are, and we thank you for all your efforts.

[ProView WR]

NC,

I'm just east over in Vista. I wouldn't be providing training as I attended Delta's training a few months ago myself and have only been in business a few months, but i'd be happy to chat if you had any questions.

[NCWindshield]

Thank you Pro... How have you been doing in Vista? What kind of customers do you go for?