Theoretical and
practical training

01 · OBJECTIVE

Not simply learning to apply a product.

The objective is to understand FUSION well enough to begin integrating it into professional work: what it allows, which problems it may help address, its limitations and when this possibility genuinely makes sense.

02 · MODULES

Four technical stages.

Understanding the system

• the logic and function of FUSION;
• surface assessment;
• possibilities and limitations of the technology.

Preparing

• surface conditions;
• preparation;
• adhesion conditions.

Applying and rebuilding

• FUSION application;
• material management;
• correction techniques;
• surface reconstruction.

Controlling

• error management;
• inspection and control;
• evaluation of the result.

03 · PRACTICAL WORK

Theory explains. Practice transforms.

The training combines the theoretical component needed to understand the system and its technical decisions with direct practical work. The objective is not merely to watch a demonstration, but to work with the system and face the questions that emerge during execution.

Participant numbers will be limited to maintain direct interaction with the trainer during practical activities.

04 · RESIN FILM

Another technology to understand.

FUSION remains the central focus. SkyGloss Resin Film will also be presented, allowing participants to observe how it is applied, how it behaves during application and the final result.

05 · AUDIENCE

For professionals working with painted surfaces.

The training is intended for professionals involved in the correction, restoration, finishing and reconstruction of painted surfaces protected by clearcoat. Previous FUSION experience is not required; the willingness to understand a new technology and evaluate its role is.