FINISHING CLASSES NEAR YOU TO ADVANCE YOUR SKILLS

Looking for finishing classes near you? We offer plenty of training options for industry professionals. Whether you prefer hands-on training or a custom workshop, we can provide you with training that will sharpen your skills and help you advance in your career.

Types of Custom Training We Offer

Hands-On Training

We offer hands-on training at state-of-the-art facilities in Houston, Texas. Advance your professional knowledge by accessing a wood finishing class near you.

Note: Training is offered in English with Spanish support. We ensure that each professional has the opportunity to learn by making a Spanish translator available on-site. We also offer training documents in English and Spanish.

Customized On-Site Workshops

Not in the Houston area? No problem! We’ll come to you with a customized on-site workshop for you or your entire team.

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