Man
Thats lookin great and strait. From the looks it looks like youve been doing it for years.
Good-Job

Thats lookin great and strait. From the looks it looks like youve been doing it for years.
Good-Job
Originally posted by 216RIDER@Aug 14 2005, 08:20 PM~3620540
that lettering is crooked as fuck
Originally posted by LD0GG@Aug 14 2005, 05:44 PM~3619793
looks good for a first effort, I would suggest cleaning you brushes with mineral spirts or reducer nothing to harsh but if the brush is new or over a year old should be the only time your losing alot of hairs, maybe a stray every now and then. Your layout on the long lines looks good , especially for using a 0000 i wouldn't have tried that lol , a sword striper would work better on the long lines and use the xcalibers for the rest. I would practice your designs..
Also did u work in the shade? that will help
keep posting your work!
u might also want to check out this place... its the only decent striping forum around i thinkOriginally posted by Mi Estilo CC@Aug 15 2005, 03:15 AM~3624406
Thanks for your inpute![]()
I thought all I was going to need was a sword striper for the longer brouder lines, and a small brash for thinner lines and lettering.......I just didn't think of one falling apart on me :uh: ....... but now I know better, and I see it as just another notch of experiance.......though I still need alot more. But I'll have lots of time soon when I move out, and won't have a place to paint for awileThats the great thing about pinstriping.........You can do it anywere with out any major hassles or expensive tools :biggrin:
Originally posted by plague@Aug 15 2005, 08:43 PM~3630384
I LIKE THE STRIPES LOOKS GOOD I CAN'T DO THAT NOT MUCH OF A PAINT MAN BUT DAMN THAT BIG ASS NAME ON THE BACK.TO ME THAT DOSENT GO WELL WITH THE CAR. HOPE HE DON'T PISS NO ONE OFF THEY WILL FIND HIS ASS EASY. :happysad: