Pinstriping another Skateboard... A re-upload but in Real Time (ish) 

Thank you 👍

Be careful what you wish for, more is coming soon 👍

Thank you, it would really help my watch time if you did watch it all day 😂 You should give it a try someday (pinstriping that is, not watching RU-vid all day). Thank you for watching and commenting, have fun.

Nice comment!! 👍

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I’ll be making some more videos when I’ve got the time, probably in the winter. Cheers for watching, keep practicing and keep it fun 👍

Cheers mate, have a practice and if you have any questions just let me know and I'll see if I can help. Have fun 👍

now you got me getting the camera set up too

Cool, if you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll try to help.

Yeah, but this is never going to have hardware mounted, it’s hanging on a friends wall. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

The paints are always out mate, I paint every day, I’ve just not been filming anything. Struggling to find a way to make my videos interesting (and easier to film), I’m bored of the whole “time lapse” thing and want to try something different. Really enjoying the pinstripers podcasts, well done to you and Jack 👍

@@PaintySniffers It is always challenge to make interesting videos. I just throw a bunch of shit against the wall and see what sticks 😂

You don't need to figure anything out, just know you've got great taste in style 👍

Hello, I normally use either a Mack series 10 in a size 000 or an Xcalibre in a size 0000. I trim the odd stray hair if there's a couple poking out the end, this particular brush may have been one where I've slipped with the blade and removed a bit too much. I never trim anything from the belly of the brush. I always use a sword style brush for this style of pinstriping. I've just read the video description, this brush is the Xcalibre 0000 brush 👍 Thanks for watching and commenting, have fun 👍

@@PaintySniffers thanks for the reply

That’s a really good question, nothing stupid about it. It was years before I felt ready to paint someone’s vehicle, I showed my work online and at a few shows well before someone asked me to do their car. I’d say that when you’ve got very consistent lines, clean line connections, developed a nice style and built enough confidence in yourself then you’re about ready. You also need to be good with people, most car/bike builders and owners have an idea of what they like/want but getting that idea out of their head and into yours is sometimes hard work. Art is weird, some people will love it and want it, some just won’t get it and others will hate it. You know what you like, paint what you like and if others like it then sell 👍 Does that come close to answering your question?

@@PaintySniffers thanks for the reply that was very helpful indeed I'm doubtful I'll do this for a living just want to get really good at it but who knows keep the great videos coming

It’s more so that my fingers slide on the panel without sticking or squeaking. I don’t always wear one, it just depends on how sticky my fingers are on the day. Thank you for watching and commenting 👍

Yes, do it, you have to keep practicing 👍

@@PaintySniffers I'd like to get good enough to outline my scallops on my f100

You’ll do it, it takes a fair bit of practice to get good long even straight lines down but you’ll get there. Keep practicing and keep it fun.

get it out and play with it ;)

Hahaha 👍🤣

It does have a lot to do with the paint and how much it’s reduced, I tend to really load up the brush and probably apply a little too much pressure while striping sometimes. Line weight can vary a lot from brush to brush, even when they’re the same make, model and size. The best advice I can give is to paint as much as possible, try different brush angles and paint consistency, try using just the tip of the brush or laying more of the brush on the panel. Every little thing you do different will have an effect on the line produced. You’re probably not doing anything wrong mate, it’s more likely I’m doing it wrong and making it look ok.

@@PaintySniffers you are awesome!! Thanks for the tips. Your stuff is amazing!! Cheers

@@fletstk You're welcome, Thank you for watching 👍

Cool, I look forward to watching that later 👍

@762fullmetal you can find me on instagram @paintysniffers . I don't feel comfortable sharing Cody's insta handle without his permission, a quick search should find it 😉