About Us
Training from a shop that does the work
Anocote Corp teaches vinyl wraps, window tint, paint protection film and ceramic coating in San Diego. Every course runs inside a working shop, on real vehicles, taught by the installers who do this work for paying customers.
We are the team behind Anocote Wraps in Sorrento Valley. The training grew out of the shop floor: new hires, installers from other shops and detailers kept asking to learn how we work. So we opened the bays on weekends and built courses around the jobs that come through every week.
How we teach
Two days, one trade, your hands on the work from the first hour. The same four rules run through every course.
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Real cars, real film
You train on real vehicles with the same film, coatings and tools the shop uses on paid jobs.
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Small groups
Groups stay small, so the trainer can watch your hands, catch a mistake early and show you the fix.
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Taught by installers
The people teaching you wrap, tint, protect and coat cars for paying customers during the week.
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Prices up front
Every course lists its price and what it covers. You can see the cost before you ever call.
The shop on Production Ave
There is no classroom. Sessions run on the shop floor, in the wrap, tint and detailing bays, next to jobs that are going out that week. You see how real work is staged, how long each step takes and what a finished car has to look like before it leaves.
Who we train
Most students fit one of three groups. The course is the same weekend format either way; the starting point is what changes.
Getting into the trade
No background needed. Start with a fundamentals course and leave with a finished job you did yourself, a tool kit and a certificate.
Installers who want more
Already wrapping or tinting? The advanced courses cover bumpers, inlays, windshields, roofs and working faster without losing finish.
Shops and crews
Adding a service or training new hires? Private and team training is built around the work your shop takes in.
Every course includes
Come see the shop
Watch a session before you book anything. Weekends, by appointment. Or call and ask the person who teaches it.