Siast Auto Body Course
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hahaha **** me that torture panel sucked... you had to shape a low pyrimid out of a flat peice of tin... and when you get er lookin pretty nice and your thinking "hey im finally getting it not bad 
" then WAM! instructer ****s it up with a hammer! start over, fixing that big dent too...
anyways, it looks like the course you are looking at it just a basic metal work deal.. 7 weeks isnt much... could be alright but the one i took was 8 months, which went over all the basics of every aspect of it...
although it does look like a decent deal if you are just looking to learn how the metal moves and how to shape / modify it.. they must break down the full course into sections if you only want to learn bits and peices???
" then WAM! instructer ****s it up with a hammer! start over, fixing that big dent too...anyways, it looks like the course you are looking at it just a basic metal work deal.. 7 weeks isnt much... could be alright but the one i took was 8 months, which went over all the basics of every aspect of it...
although it does look like a decent deal if you are just looking to learn how the metal moves and how to shape / modify it.. they must break down the full course into sections if you only want to learn bits and peices???
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Sounds like something I could stand to learn for sure.
Even when I went through my first year apprenticing electrician schooling, they did stuff like that.
You would do a bunch of wiring, then they would throw a loop in there so you would have to rewire the complete circuit.
At the end of this course, if I could learn enough to have confidence doing some rust repair and panels, i would be happy.
Even when I went through my first year apprenticing electrician schooling, they did stuff like that.
You would do a bunch of wiring, then they would throw a loop in there so you would have to rewire the complete circuit.
At the end of this course, if I could learn enough to have confidence doing some rust repair and panels, i would be happy.
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