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Looks great dv..
I went with Dan Kite, but he just paints his flames on w/a paint brush literally, and doesn't add any clear,and I'm happy w/it.
I assume that I will probably have to see him every other rally or so to do a touch up here and or there though.
I would have liked to have had the flames permanently on as your's are, but didn't want to go through all the BS of taking all the tins off, finding a painter and all that, and according to your post, you had to go through some BS w/your painter.
I hope it was worth it for you, but it does look good!!
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