Ghost Woody Kit
05-07-2012, 12:08 AM
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getting this airbrushed wouldnt be that hard..Im a rookie in the airbrushn buisness and this is one of my first projects...woodgrain is one of the first techniques they teach ya..by using the exact same color of you car..along with some whit or black to tint the color up or down is all you need..along with a mile and a half of freekn tape..Im sure if you looked around you could find an airbrush school or local class that would be more than willing to help you out for peanuts..just a thought..it would be way cool for sure
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[/IMG]I like what you did to the truck and the forklift. :-)
My husband has friends in the paint business. He himself use to own a hot rod design business.
Thanks for the photos.
05-07-2012, 01:46 AM
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Painting specials?????????????
There is a BIG difference in painting wood grain and ghost anything. If you want it done right be prepared to put out some major cash.
See ya down the road to Vegas
Bud - Harvey
See ya down the road to Vegas
Bud - Harvey
05-07-2012, 07:29 AM
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I agree, I've seen some really messed up jobs. If I had an old beater car I wouldn't mind some good ol boys practicing on it. But I really like my little HHR. :-)
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