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So one thing always leads to another. I recently picked up a set of black tins (01 Fatboy) at a swap meet. I also picked up a clean deluxe front fender. So I am painting the deluxe fender to match the Fatboy tins (at cost of supplies). Of course I want to match the factory pinstriping. This leads me to the thought of ---Why not have some other striping done? I really like the more decorative style (good example is bobberevo88)...some may call it part of the SoCal style.
I am three hours south of Washington DC. Anyone recommend someone who can do this style in the DC, VA area???
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