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@grahamferris722 that is true about that style of A. But, I like the contrast that it gives to the block style letters used in Garage.

@@user-yt8jr3ec9u thanks

@billbyrd9845 you have my wheels spinning on the best way to discuss pricing in a video. I have about 3 videos currently to edit. Working on Filming a 4th, but think that would be a good idea for.an upcoming video. I do however want to get back to the color theory videos. I try hard to listen to the suggestions folks throw out. I will try to get to that topic as soon as I can. I think it is needed.

@hillfamilyfarms1962 i do the one eye deal too. Not.sure.if I mentioned it.

@@lubblegarage thank you. Had somebody come into the shop and talk to me while I tried to finish that up and publish it yesterday. All changed now. I really do appreciate you bringing that to my attention.

@@JackFlemingArtistry I used to be heavy in magazine advertising and as you know spelling is huge. Love your work especially distressed truck door logos.

@@lubblegarage oh, I agree. I am full of mistakes. Always try to fix them. Again, I really appreciate it.

@lubblegarage by the way, got a new door video in the works.

@john-nx4xn my attempts at most other things in life are pretty laughable. It makes it fun sometimes though.

​@@JackFlemingArtistryare you related to Jack Fleming the sports announcer? He did most of the Steelers back in the 70's.

@@john-nx4xn not that I am aware of.

@@cadilakisrodcustom thanks

@@nsidor1234 I think painted signage fits the look of these older biuldings better.

@@JackFlemingArtistry Yes, fine work Jack. Nice to see real craftsmanship in action.

@@nsidor1234 thank you.

@@allysonca because the glass was tinted to almost solid black.

@dunebuggy1286 I probably used a King 13 on this. Unsure what size. I mostly use King 13s sizes anywhere from 00000 to o, I also use Von Dagos sizes 00 to 2. Sometimes I use a series 10 mack sizes 00 or 0. Been using some Kafka scrolling brushes lately. I use Dragon Flys some times. I am sure I skipped a couple. Just depends on the job and which one I feel like using for the day. I have a lot of brushes.

It is not as prominent as it was, but still alive all over the world,

@chrissoprano5360 I have seen other folks donit a bunch. Had to try it out. Worked well.

@raivenvialva6291 first I figured out what my hourly labor is worth, then what it cost to run my shop per hour. That gives me my labor rate. I combine that with the cost of expenses for the sign. Sometimes I factor in difficulty or skill kevel.

@@Gman909008 thanks

@@rdubb8141 thank you for watching

@@JiveDadson ?

@JackFlemingArtistry Some of the video is a mirror image.

@@JiveDadson I will have to go back and look. I don't remember that when editing. I will see.

@@JiveDadson Just went back through the whole video. I assume you are talking about the parts where I used the selfie mode on my phone for recording. If so, sorry for not reversing those when editing. I don't have a fancy camera set up or anything. I film and edit all of my videos from my phone. If it is a different issue you are mentioning, I am not sure what it is.

@@JackFlemingArtistry No, that's it. I enjoyed the video. Watched it to the end.

@@davidswanson5669 haha. I still fill like a novice.

@@gassb2122 where

@@JackFlemingArtistry i live in Sénégal

@@savvypq4333 thanks

@uncleronny6748 thanks. I actually saw a car done by him a couple years ago at show here in Texas. The line work was masterful.

@@richardepps8500 I clean my brushes in mineral spirits and oil with brush oil.

@@richardepps8500 skip to around 51:00 in this video and watch from there.

@gassb2122 thanks.

@@gassb2122 I can't wait to put the full video out. There is some great history on this job.

@@jameslegg796 I stripe cars faster than I pinstriped that panel. That brush was super hard to use. That is what I was hoping to get across. Can it be done with those. Ya, kind of, but it is easier and faster with a better brush.

@@nsidor1234 right on

@Hotrodmonk55 that is what I thought at first. However, the handles are not molded plastic like Kustom Shop, and the taper of the brush hairs is better on the Kustom Shop.

@hillfamilyfarms1962 thank you. These were a challenge to use, and I hope that comes across in the video. Much easier to use a more expensive brush.

@TheopticnerveX not tinted with acrylic. Everything is enamel.

@@JackFlemingArtistry What brand are those plastic bottle colors you are using? I'm so curious!

@@TheopticnerveX 1 Shot Sign Lettering Enamels. I transfer mine from the can into PET bottles.

@@TheopticnerveX you can beef up pigment in enamals with a high pigment oil, like micheal harding, or powdered pigment. But there's a limit before it looses its gloss with the powdered.

@@Broody58 Wow... I'm def gonna try that. Thanks!!

@@scottlight2339 thanks

@@karenhope6986 true

@@rareheartart saral transfer paper.

seems to be the consensus

thanks

@Erikr-ex9dj it's an oldie at this point. Got it when I saw him live nearly 20nyears ago.

I appreciate the suggestion. Something to make note of for the video I am currently editing. thank you

There are A's on the cards.

That is a tall compliment.

@@wahwah459 greetings

@interact48 thank you. Cheers

@@lakeland8872 thanks

@bobymox always working on it. Thank you.

@johncitizen3361 thanks. I am pretty young comparatively. Always blown away by the folks that got to do this back.whennit was way more common. Feel blessed to get to pay the bills this way though.