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Wrapping course in Ireland?
Posted by Matthew on September 8, 2008 at 11:28 amI know the courses have been discussed many times, but does anyone know if there are any wrapping courses in Ireland?
I’m guessing it’s a trip to the UK
Thanks in advance
James Deacon replied 15 years, 2 months ago 9 Members · 18 Replies -
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Id be interested in a course in ireland and i am friendly with another signmaker who has mentioned doing one
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Thats great .
I have spoken to Rob today but need to confirm with Roland as I would like everyones blessing. watch this space and you will contacted shortly
Could all concerned please give locations so we can arrange somewhere convenient for all -
If anyone is interested in joining the others on this course, please contact me at rob@uksignboards.com i will forward all relevant info to james to organise a vanue etc.
please note:
at this point in time this will be available only to UKSG members. If you are not a uksg member but interested in the course, please use the same email above to discuss.please do not post contact info of any kind on the boards. thank you…
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id like it to be in northern Ireland but could do southern ireland as well, the roland agent in the north is in Lisburn
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I would go to it, Im in Londonderry, 1 hour from lisburn.
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we would also be interested in sending one or maybe two people as well….subject to cost and the quality of the dougnuts during the break!
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quote hamlet:we would also be interested in sending one or maybe two people as well….subject to cost and the quality of the dougnuts during the break!quote robert lambie:please note:
at this point in time this will be available only to UKSG members. If you are not a uksg member but interested in the course, please use the same email above to discuss.it would be best contacting rob directly regarding this mate…
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just checking in to see if there has been any movement on this topic
Cheers
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this has went very quiet, has it been forgotten about?
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no, this UKSB wrap course is still going ahead… we are trying to confirm a date for Ireland.
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good news Rob cheers, i just want to keep on it so it happens
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Hi I would be very interested in this course if its still going ahead.
Cheers Neil
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Just back home tonight after doing the Wrapping course. Very beneficial course to do even if you’ve been fitting vinyl for years . Its great to learn how to properly use a squeegee. We learned alot from James and I look forward to putting it into practice , considering at one stage i thought it was not for me as it seemed impossible LOL. but with alot of practice 😉 I might just get the hang of it . First thing i need is to get a paint disclaimer as during the course we stripped paint and lacquer off parts of 3 cars 😮 . Its all good though. Met some fantastic guys there also , keep in touch lads .
neil
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Hi neil
just done the course myself with james
glad you enjoyed it it certainly opened my eyes
Derek -
yeah i second what Neil said there, i was down in the south of ireland with him, and i would like to say a big thinks to to James, he works with you at a level where you dont feel as it is a teacher and pupil thing which is a big help and helps you relax into your learning.
Also a big thanks to Kev & Finto at Revolution graphics in Mullingar, they were very welcoming and also helped out were they could
Colin ( have to sign in as john as they wouldnt let me use my name?????? )
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Loved the course myself, really big learning curve in front of me as its far from easy but James and the guys were great and James really knows his stuff and well impressed with his portfolio – Excellent Designer and fitter- Highly recommended
Tim Douglas
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Course was great, and good to meet some people in the same business.
Thanks to Rob for sorting this out. I would highly recommend learning from a professional like James. -
A big thanks to all the guys on the course for your comments. I enjoyed the course as well, your humor was as appreciated as your hard work. Glad you all learnt a lot and it hope it will give you confidence to learn and turn out great work all over Ireland. I know lacquer coming off cars was unfortunate but part of any vinyl application. Better to happen on a course and not on customers work. I look forward to seeing all your work in the portfolio section and please all keep in touch.
Thanks Matthew for making the first post and look forward to maybe coming to Ireland again and cheers Kevin Ryan for unit etc without sounding to much like the Oscars thanks to Rob Lambie for making it all possible!
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