At 10:54 PM 3/15/98 -0500, you wrote:
>If you wanna do it yourself, I suggest a book on pinstriping and some spare
>fenders or such. It really inst that hard, but does require a steady eye.
>
I saw a guy at Oshkosh (EAA Convention) who was selling pinstripers;
he was giving demonstrations... It did a really professional job; this
guy was *good*; obviously had years of practice. :-) They weren't all
that expensive, but I wouldn't trust myself to paint my truck; I dunno
how you feel about it, Robert. :-) (If painting is anything like
installing carridge bolts...) ;-)
Another added danger of buying a painting unit is that you can't just
stop after doing one car. You've got to do another car, toolboxes, the
fridge, etc. Some guy even put pinstriped flames on his toilet. :-)
-Jon-
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