**Official Amateur Pinstriping Thread***
Road Master
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From: Malvern, Pa
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Road Master
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From: Ewa Beach, Oahu
Hey guys, I found a place locally that sells it. It's $17 bucks a can. Tcpglobal wanted an additional $100 for hazmat shipping. Fack that. How much do you guys pay for the .5 pint cans around there??
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From: England via the US
I am just starting out also but being in England I have to buy local because I can't get it shipped form the US. I paid 12 pounds each for red and white 1 shot. It could be anywhere between 12 and 18 pounds per can at a conversion rate of 1 dollar to 0.65 pounds. Makes me wish I was back in the States!
Road Master
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From: Malvern, Pa
So far for me the best way to go is ordering online. I'm about 30min west of Philadelphia and have been busy with the holidays and snow removal so i havnt had much time too look around. i did find one place that had very limited supply and was selling it at 15 and change.
DarkTrak,
I see your style coming out on those panels. Nice work. I've been throwing around the idea of laying out some pinstripping. It has been quite some time since I did anything artistic. The only thing I have to say about your work, constructive of course, is this one thing. The paint appears to be heavy and uneven. The lines need to have equal amount of paint. I noticed it earlier, but chalked it up to the use of rustoleum paint and the brushes. Then you used 1 shot and it appears again. Everything else is effing great. With only a few weeks of practice I can only imagine where you will be going with this. Keep it up and keep posting. BTW, I really dug this pattern on this panel:
I see your style coming out on those panels. Nice work. I've been throwing around the idea of laying out some pinstripping. It has been quite some time since I did anything artistic. The only thing I have to say about your work, constructive of course, is this one thing. The paint appears to be heavy and uneven. The lines need to have equal amount of paint. I noticed it earlier, but chalked it up to the use of rustoleum paint and the brushes. Then you used 1 shot and it appears again. Everything else is effing great. With only a few weeks of practice I can only imagine where you will be going with this. Keep it up and keep posting. BTW, I really dug this pattern on this panel:
Last edited by "Dutch"; Jan 1, 2011 at 06:55 PM.
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Truely hard to watch that video but listen......simply give all to the art or walk away. Keep up the work Dark Trak practice makes perfect. I hope you listen to that link. "Von Dutch" really only says a few things...practice, practice, and practice.
1 shot paint suppliers: One Shot Supplies815-A Waiakamilo RdHONOLULU808-841-7683
Oak Distributors91-280 Hanua St Building A-8KAPOLEI808-682-0623
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Truely hard to watch that video but listen......simply give all to the art or walk away. Keep up the work Dark Trak practice makes perfect. I hope you listen to that link. "Von Dutch" really only says a few things...practice, practice, and practice.
1 shot paint suppliers: One Shot Supplies815-A Waiakamilo RdHONOLULU808-841-7683
Oak Distributors91-280 Hanua St Building A-8KAPOLEI808-682-0623
MVR Auto Refinishing321-B1 Hookahi StWAILUKU808-244-1440
Last edited by "Dutch"; Jan 1, 2011 at 07:49 PM.
DarkTrak, I actually don't think the prices you got there are too over inflated. The cheapest is online, but with your shipping delima, local is the best way. I bought a 1/4 pint of fire red here the other day for $12