Your experience matters—and it will help you.

But this is a different process.

It’s not polishing, and it’s not applying a coating—even if parts of it may look familiar at first.
You’re working within the clearcoat itself, which requires a different approach, different timing, and a different understanding of the surface.

That’s where training comes in.

There are people who have been doing this for years who can show you exactly:

What to look for

How to apply it properly

How to avoid the common mistakes that slow people down

We’ve structured the certification process to make this as efficient as possible.

We’re not trying to take more of your time—we’re making sure the time you invest actually sets you up to use this correctly.

The reality is, the shops that don’t take the time to learn it properly are usually the ones who:

Struggle with consistency

Don’t fully adopt the process

End up going back to heavy correction work

Not because the system doesn’t work—but because it wasn’t learned the right way.

And the flip side is just as important:

When you understand the process properly, it changes how you work.
You rely less on aggressive correction, less on constant polishing, and less on physically demanding work.

Many professionals find that once they’re doing it correctly,
they have no desire to go back to heavy polishing as their primary approach.

Take the time to learn it once, learn it properly, and it becomes something you can rely on every day—while making your work easier and more sustainable long term.  

No.

Polishing still has its place and always will.

SkyGloss gives you another option—one that becomes more valuable as paint systems become thinner.

Most professional shops use both:

Polishing when removal is appropriate

SkyGloss (FUSION) when preserving and building the surface is the better solution

This is a professional process, not a wipe-on product.

The result depends on:

Understanding the condition of the paint

Proper preparation

Correct application technique

If done correctly, the results are consistent and repeatable.
If done incorrectly, the outcome reflects that.

Training ensures:

You understand when to use it

You apply it correctly

You deliver a consistent, high-level result

Yes—the majority of the system is learned online.

The training begins online and is designed to give you a clear, practical understanding of the process in a real shop environment.

However, the final certification step is critical.

This is where everything comes together.

You will connect directly with a SkyGloss representative or Master Trainer to:

Review your understanding

Validate your application process

Ensure you’re fully prepared to deliver the service at a professional level

Depending on your region, this may be completed:

In person, or

Through a guided remote process

The goal is simple:
to make sure you’re confident, capable, and ready to apply the system correctly.

Certification gives you access to a complete system:

Structured training and application guidance

Product access with preferred pricing

Marketing assets and campaign support

Customer communication tools

Ongoing technical support and updates

It’s not just a product—it’s a framework for implementing and scaling a new service in your business.

Immediately.

Once you register:

You gain access to the training platform

You can begin learning right away

You can order product during training

Most shops begin applying the process shortly after starting the course.

No major investment is required.

If you’re already working in paint correction or detailing, you likely have most of what you need.

We do provide guidance on:

Ideal shop setup

Environmental conditions

Process optimization

Coatings sit on top of the surface and enhance performance (hydrophobicity, ease of cleaning, etc.).

SkyGloss works within the clearcoat itself.

It improves the foundation that everything else depends on.

A simple way to think about it:

FUSION = the foundation (clearcoat)

Coatings = performance layers on top

They are not competitors—they work together.

Yes—and you should.

SkyGloss is designed to fit into your existing system, not replace it.

Many shops use FUSION first to improve the surface, then apply:

Coatings

PPF

Other protection systems