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Nice job. Your an "official" custom painter now. We all remember our first flame job and keep pic's of your work as you progress and look back occasionally to see how far you've come. You might want to use the blue or green fineline tape instead of that one. They have a smoother edge and stick better all around. Check into some transfer or "R" tape for masking. It's WAY cheaper than regular masking tape and comes in various width's. Transferite and Perfectear are a couple of good one's. |
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Congrats on your first flame job... Looks great... you will only get better with time... before long you could be doing whole cars with flames and graphics!!!
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Hey, at least you jumped in the pool and gave it a shot!
Looks great for a first-timer |
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Hell ya.. thumbs up to you mang...
only way to learn is to do.. |
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