What's the best advice you can give for someone who wants to get into it starting out really enjoyed the old school pinstriping and the scrool type on lowriders
Best advice anybody can give is PRACTICE. Keep pulling lines until they are perfect. There's no rush to start making money. There are too many people selling horrible work because they jumped in right away thinking that their stuff looks good when it actually doesn't.
@@ZROD yeah right im a older man but no hurry i been painting for over 50 yrs seen my share of crappy work that people spen d thier hard earned money on i live in Louisiana and would love to take a one on one lesson from someone who knows what they're doing , i realize its an art and it takes time ,. so how do you know when you are ready or do you?
Hi. I just bought my first set of brushes and I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to oil my brushes before I ever use them. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks man. Love your work.
Good job!
Thanks bro for the organization info, I'm still worming through different set ups to see what works. Keep on striping brother.
Really enjoy the video how do you like the kafka brushes im just started out find them easier to use than the mack
I started with Kafka brushes. They're great brushes. Nowdays, I only use Kafka scrollers for scroll work and lettering
Nice set-up ,seems to hold everything.
1-Shot slinger it sure does. It works great for me
Hey can you make a video showing how you would lead at a show ? And where can I buy leaf? Thank you !
Thank'S Men!
What's the best advice you can give for someone who wants to get into it starting out really enjoyed the old school pinstriping and the scrool type on lowriders
Best advice anybody can give is PRACTICE. Keep pulling lines until they are perfect. There's no rush to start making money. There are too many people selling horrible work because they jumped in right away thinking that their stuff looks good when it actually doesn't.
@@ZROD yeah right im a older man but no hurry i been painting for over 50 yrs seen my share of crappy work that people spen d thier hard earned money on i live in Louisiana and would love to take a one on one lesson from someone who knows what they're doing , i realize its an art and it takes time ,. so how do you know when you are ready or do you?
@@sll-tt6bj Depends how much effort is put into it. I practiced all day everyday when I started. Started making money in my first year
Hi. I just bought my first set of brushes and I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to oil my brushes before I ever use them. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks man. Love your work.
I know I'm kind of randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to watch newly released series online ?
What's the metal dish called.
How do you fix a mistake on the fly while everything is wet ? Is there a video for this ? Thx
Richard Brown That's why you don't mess up! Just kidding. To fix mistakes on a surface that has been clear coated, I use rubbing alcohol with a rag.
Z - Rod TM thank you so much. Playing here and there , and about to try it on a 32 roadster
Is there a video please
Dude is that a metal skate deck..???