About Fellers Certified Training

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• 4 students per instructor
• State of the Art Training Facility.
• Endorsed by Avery, 3M and Oracal
• Headed by Wrap Industry Veterans
• Minimal Classroom Time. 90% hands on!
• Meals Included
• Tools Included
• Discount on Product at Class

Come learn in the most comprehensive wrap training center in the country. Located in Tulsa, OK, the Fellers Certified Wrap Training Center is 8,000 square feet of real-world wrap scenarios, from the complex curves of a PT Cruiser front end to the daunting task of an F350 Dually rear end ... and just about everything in between. Our students are forced to deal with the hard stuff, and learn the right installation techniques in a controlled enviroment, rather than practicing on the job with your vehicle.

The location and teaching stations were just part of the process in providing the best in wrap training. In November of 2006, Frank Fellers brought Sergio DeSoto on board. Sergio is a wrap veteran, featured in most of the industry's signage publications for award-winning wrap techniques, as well as the creator of The Bad Wrap™ Vehicle Wrap Design System. With 10 years of wrap experience under his belt, Sergio added the piece of the puzzle that Frank was waiting for. Sergio is now the Vice President of Marketing at Fellers, and he oversees all vehicle wrap training.

Sean Rhodes came to Tulsa with Sergio. Sean has been in the sign industry since the age of 16. He has been with Sergio for the last nine years and is also renowned as one of the nation's best vehicle wrappers. Sean is the manager of training at the Wrap Training Facility. He heads a staff of professionals to help get Fellers Certified Wrap Providers ready to wrap.

Our Mission at Fellers is NOT to make you a master wrap provider in two days; it is, however, our mission to take the fear out of wrapping and reduce a provider's learning curve. Just like mastering any craft, wrapping takes lots of practice and time to get perfect.

We look forward to seeing you in Tulsa.