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Originally Posted by 808_67C10
When I starting learning to pinstripe, I learned from an old dude that swore by 1-Shot and Mack brushes and that is all I have used since. I do have a Kafka brush that is a lot more forgiving when you hit curves though... I just do it for fun and the nostalgia of it. My mind goes 200mph and painting forces me to slow down and take my time. It's peaceful. 
I am just trying to get back into it since its been a while. My damn eyes aren't what they used to be anymore either. I gotta throw something on my truck but, not sure what I want to do when I get back up to speed. 
If you are bored, in my 67 C10 thread (page 9), I did some work on it cuz the paint was crappy and I could afford to mess it up. the hood and heater delete turned out ok... I think I posted some practice stuff on glass I did too. |
I need to get a good striping brush and give it a shot one of these days. I have needed to outline the flames on the Jeep for years, but since it is a trail Jeep it isn't real important. It is certainly the right vehicle to learn on though. I will have to look for a Kafka.