PINSTRIPING/ KUSTOM KULTURE/ AIRBRUSHING
In a world where people rely on computers to make decals for just about anything, I strive to continue a slowly disappearing art form. PINSTRIPING by hand. Of course, Airbrushing and Pinstriping go hand and hand. So enough with the chit-chat, let's stripe shit up!
Pinstriping isn't just for motorcycles and helmets, I can put that "shit" on everything. Kustom Kulture is just one of the styles I enjoy painting the most. But I don't limit myself to that alone.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does Airbrushing cost?
-Starts at $85, prices vary with design complexity and what kind of prep is required. Each project is unique and so will be the pricing.
How much does pinstriping cost?
- The costs varies based on the amount of work, colors, time, etc. Just like a tattoo each one is different. The typical motorcycle job consisting of two colors, on two fenders and a gas tank, is roughly $350, for a ball park idea.
How long does the paint take to dry?
- Out doors in the sun, the paint is dry enough to move within an hour. However, physically touching the paint is NOT RECOMMENDED for at least twenty four hours.
Do I need to come to you or can you come to me?
- Customers are always free to leave vehicles, parts, and other objects to be painted with me at my home shop, but I do offer the convenience of coming to your home or place of business, which requires a $50 deposit to hold the appointment date and time.
How long does the pinstriping/artwork last?
- I warranty my work for the life of the vehicle, and the work should be considered permanent. If you should feel like the paint color is fading, or did not adhere to the vehicle properly, be sure to call me as soon as possible to address the issue.
What type of paint do you use?
- The paint I use is an oil based enamel. I also will use urethane based paints if that better suits the application.
Does the pinstriping/artwork need to be clearcoated over?
- It does not, but that can be done if desired and will require more prep and work. However the paint I use is an enamel, and designed to be in the elements.