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December 5th
Master Tools, Pads, Abrasives & Real-World Technique
Format: Live Online Training (3 × 90-Minute Sessions)
Class Size: Limited to 10 Students
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Technicians
Tuition: $450
Paint correction is more than just running a polisher over paint — it is the controlled interaction of tools, pads, abrasives, and technique. This live, three-part online training from Gloss University is designed to give technicians a clear technical understanding of how paint correction actually works, with a strong emphasis on rotary polishing.
This course is broken into three focused sessions, allowing students to build knowledge step-by-step and apply it with confidence. Students will learn why specific tools, pads, and abrasives behave the way they do and how to choose the right combination for any scenario.
Part 1 – Paint Correction Tools & Machine Theory
Part 2 – Pads & Abrasives
Part 3 – Practical Application & Live Demonstrations
Our Live Online Paint Correction Training is now a one-day intensive program, featuring three 90-minute sessions covering the complete paint correction process.
Session 1: Paint Correction Tools & Machine Theory
10:00–11:30 AM CT
15-Minute Break
Session 2: Pads & Abrasives
11:45 AM–1:15 PM CT
15-Minute Break
Session 3: Practical Application & Live Demonstrations
1:30–3:00 PM CT
All three sessions are presented live, giving students the opportunity to learn the theory behind the process, understand the tools and abrasives, and see those concepts applied through practical demonstrations.
Detailers looking to improve correction consistency
Technicians who want confidence with rotary polishers
Professionals tired of trial-and-error correction methods
Shops looking to improve efficiency and results
How rotary and dual-action polishers function
When and why to use rotary vs DA
How pad construction affects cut and finish
How modern abrasives work
How to build a structured correction process
Tuition: $450 per student
Class Size: Limited to 10 attendees
Gloss University focuses on education over marketing, helping technicians make better decisions, work more efficiently, and produce consistent results regardless of brand trends.
December 5th
Master Tools, Pads, Abrasives & Real-World Technique
Format: Live Online Training (3 × 90-Minute Sessions)
Class Size: Limited to 10 Students
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Technicians
Tuition: $450
Paint correction is more than just running a polisher over paint — it is the controlled interaction of tools, pads, abrasives, and technique. This live, three-part online training from Gloss University is designed to give technicians a clear technical understanding of how paint correction actually works, with a strong emphasis on rotary polishing.
This course is broken into three focused sessions, allowing students to build knowledge step-by-step and apply it with confidence. Students will learn why specific tools, pads, and abrasives behave the way they do and how to choose the right combination for any scenario.
Part 1 – Paint Correction Tools & Machine Theory
Part 2 – Pads & Abrasives
Part 3 – Practical Application & Live Demonstrations
Our Live Online Paint Correction Training is now a one-day intensive program, featuring three 90-minute sessions covering the complete paint correction process.
Session 1: Paint Correction Tools & Machine Theory
10:00–11:30 AM CT
15-Minute Break
Session 2: Pads & Abrasives
11:45 AM–1:15 PM CT
15-Minute Break
Session 3: Practical Application & Live Demonstrations
1:30–3:00 PM CT
All three sessions are presented live, giving students the opportunity to learn the theory behind the process, understand the tools and abrasives, and see those concepts applied through practical demonstrations.
Detailers looking to improve correction consistency
Technicians who want confidence with rotary polishers
Professionals tired of trial-and-error correction methods
Shops looking to improve efficiency and results
How rotary and dual-action polishers function
When and why to use rotary vs DA
How pad construction affects cut and finish
How modern abrasives work
How to build a structured correction process
Tuition: $450 per student
Class Size: Limited to 10 attendees
Gloss University focuses on education over marketing, helping technicians make better decisions, work more efficiently, and produce consistent results regardless of brand trends.