Re: old school crazy paint jobs
[Re: earlybee]
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12/23/07 07:40 AM
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I remember lace jobs and the never ending line. Bathtub sponge stamps and using sponges to make fake wood ... Gold/silver leaf...credit/ business card fades...saran wrap marble...spider webs...and acetylene torch smoke marks. Wish I had pics of my memory.
i grew up doing these type of things,at the time it was consisered very inovative,if you look at all the new technques and trick paints and some of the super fantastic artist of today as good as it all is this old school stuff will hold its own with any of it.
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Re: old school crazy paint jobs
[Re: fourgearsavoy]
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12/23/07 09:08 AM
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I love old paint jobs.My father-in-law used to lay down some really crazy paint jobs back in the 70's.We were kickin around a few ideas for my car like an old letter job wet sanded around the edges to look like an old racer.My grandfather had a shop back in the early sixties called "Shades Garage" I was thinking of lettering the doors or quarters with that logo and making it look old. Gus
Gus, you DEFINITELY have to do that !
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Re: old school crazy paint jobs
[Re: Dragula]
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12/23/07 01:05 PM
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Re: old school crazy paint jobs
[Re: bonefish]
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12/23/07 04:20 PM
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I have absolutely no reservations recomending the Auto air...paints.. lays just like any other paint youve sprayed.. dip your blade staight in the bottle and lay pinstripes.. or pour it into a gun and shoot it. you can even get bottle tops that thread onto the bottles..and you can spray your air brush connected/draw directly from the bottle. no cleaning the hopper..just put the rubber cap on the stem.. shoot some water through the airbrush and move on to the next color. it has killer coverage if you want it ...with mimimal mill thickness to completely cover.. or dust it on to get an opaque shadow/fade. i am confident youll like it.. no stinky fumes..and water cleanup. i will say though cheap homedepot masking tape has a water base adhesive..which if you spray heavy wet coats the glue can blead or leave a residue...on the cut edge. not really a problem..with good masking tape or blue line vynl tape. cheapst. the pearls and flakes are everything you'd hope for. cheapst.
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