I went pretty wild on my truck for rolling advertisement lol. The pics don't do it justice. I will try and get some really good ones today in the sun for you guys and post them up somewhere. If you in south georgia give me a holler if you need paint! I got to pay for all this booth, shop, tools, etc! Daniel Ray:biggrin: :biggrin:
Looks great Danny Ray! I saw a television show of a painter that specializes in that and painted a '55 Chevy for a Canadian owner and yours looks very similar. I think he rakes in the big bucks for his jobs. When we all get together again, I will be wanting to shoot pics of your truck!!
looks good man, I am self teaching also, the hardest part IMO, is highlighting the flame w/o creating another...and the over/under licks from different ones. The color isnt too difficult if you read around a little, and are willing to spend $$ on some transparent candies.
Very well done!
yeah, just hang in there buddy! The more you do it the easier it gets. When I did the truck I didn't even think about it at all. Just started airbrushing and kept on till I got finished. I am sure I will get better and better everyone I do. Just like anything else , practice makes perfect. Everything on the truck but the clear was House of Kolor paint and its a little pricy. The good thing is a quart of the candys go a LONG way on flame jobs. I probley could do 3-4 cars with just one quart of each candy. Start off with something smaller than a crew cab dually though!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't think I was ever going to get finished that day! I went in the paint booth at 9am and except for having to go to the bathroom I didn't come out till 8pm that night! 11 hours steady painting except for flash times between coats and such. Give me a motorcycle to flame next time, PLEASE!!!!!! lol. Daniel Ray:biggrin:
Well, I must say I am certainly impressed. I have never seen flames look so realistic. You could give some of those popular california places a run for thier money. You most certainly have the talent for it.
Is that the same truck I have seen before?
I thought it was white?
So if you can do that good on multicolored finish.....how good can you do with just solid black? Like GN black? Can you fix my leaking TTops? I have discovered the typical rusting in 1 spot and just some surface spots here and there.