No Excuses! Take Huligar's class.

[Steve Patrick]

Alright. After taking Huligar and Topshop's class I can see no reason why everybody should not take this class.
Entry level or people that are interested in starting the biz of stone restoration:
This class is a must. You will learn more in a weekend than in a month's worth of industry sponsored seminars. You receive individualized training, not just showing how it's done and 5 minutes of" hands on" training.
Fabbers and installers:
Step up your game. Learn time saving techniques. Bring your worst nightmare scenarios. The more challenging the better. This course will give you a new perspective.
Floor Guys:
Start inquiring about Huligar's floor course. From what I've seen, if it's anything like the countertop class, the techniques will blow away your competition.

The class is not just a 9 to 5 "let's learn a little" and move on. It is an intensive training session. You don't move on until you accomplish the task. First day, we didn't finish until 8 pm. The more questions you have, the more answers you receive- in detail. Not just a pat textbook answer.
The amazing thing to me was once I finished whatever process we were working on, Huligar would come over and show me a trick or another additional process to take it one step further. Wow.
This course is about stepping "out of the box". I don't like to use that term much because it seems everybody likes to use it to describe their course. In this case it's true.

[hoboal]

10-4 Steve....NExt time Huligar has a floor course and if i slow with the business i'm taking the red-eye to NY.... I had one of thoses days my F'n edge work did not work out the way it should have.... That one area that i very weak in, and it just pissies me off when i can't get it right the first time !

Hoboal

[Steve Patrick]

Yo Hoboal,
Totally understand about the #^%$ing edges. That's one cool thing about Jo's class. If you have certain issue or weakness in an area, that's what you'll be concentrating on. He'll also give an option a-b-c to get you where you want to be. The dude's got years of experience in high traffic area skyscrapers as well as high scale residential . This is why I think the floor class would be over the top.
Here's the other thing Jo does- You pay for the class once. You can come back as many times as you like as long as you make a small donation to the site( to keep this forum moving) and participate here.
Roger Konarski was at the class this weekend. (A pro here on the forum I highly respect.) This was his 4th time attending to work on some more advanced stuff. Nobody offers this type of return\ program. You get every cent worth outta this class.

[Topshop]

I went to Jo's first class and the ability to repair my own mistakes saved me the tuition vs the price of replacement stone in 2 months. It is a must for ALL fabricators. That is why I host the classes now. Plus I learn something new every class.