@@villapinstriping May I ask why you advised not to start with black or metallic colors? What makes them so difficult? I really wanted to practice with silver because that is what I was planning on using for my project.
@@Turco949 Black is super thick and requires more reducing. Metallics usually don't lay down very consistently, they usually leave streaks and require a few passes. As somebody starting out, it's just ban unnecessary obstacle that you may want to avoid. It's just a suggestion, you could always try and figure out silver and it work out just fine. Ya never know
Thank you I haven't bought anything yet of the professional 1shot painting equipment. I have been using rustolum paint and a long wip brush I made using a paint brush and I made a paint brush using hair from the barbershop that I've been painting pretty cool signs and a lot of people been liking my work. Now I thought I would do some research on what I need to get started I have everything but the pro brushes and the 1shot paint. I might as well pop on it and get it. It's very expensive.
Hello: I want to learn the skills of drawing lines on the tubular frame of a bicycle. Where can I buy a brush for drawing or must I make my own? Thank you for your teaching.
Well the guy who turned me on to what was needed and what was waste uses pretty much everything you use and I’d bet he is older than both of us combined. Great video thanks I hesitate to get started reading a lot of people expect to pay or talk about paying 100.00 for lines on a car because they can use stick on stuff for that kind of cash. I’d figure 50.00 for a name on a helmet any less and it not worth having to clean the brushes. Great info could have done without the commercials but we all could say that.
It's just something that needs to be learned. Clearing requires a few light coats over 1 shot before going full blast. Making sure the 1 shot is dry also helps. Adding hardener can greatly increase the odds in your favor. Just something that needs to be tested for you to understand how it will react
I just found your channel today, and i really appreciate how informative and easy to follow your videos are. I'm going to be getting into pin striping soon, so I find this specific video very helpful! Thanks so much!
You're very welcome Taylor. I hope you have a fun time learning, just remember to practice, practice, practice. If I can help with anything just ask. Take care
Most important thing is paint consistency . Proper palletting -- always final pallet on fresh newsprint not getting a false feel from palleting on your pile of paint [ wrong amout of drag.] You are feeling for a certain drag.
Love the video. I just ordered some brushes. Im setting up an area. My question, is best for a beginner to start put with the glass panel laying flat on the table or on an angle?
Both. You will eventually need to know how to work both ways. But, comfortableness in the very beginning helps to get you practicing more. So go with what feels natural. But try not to get use to just one spot. Hope that helps
nice video!but i want to know that,if put brush in the oil,will it do bad when i stripe with oil based pait?we know that we have to clean the item surface especially to make sureno oil on it before we paint,but now you put brush into the motor oil to preserve it...i dont understand...
The brush oil is ONLY for when you are NOT USING THE BRUSH... You mush clean all of the oil out of the brush before using the brush. You want a clean brush every time you paint. No oil.
@@villapinstriping oh i got it!thanx,bro !i saw many ppl do striping on a clear coat that not sanded...do you do the same like them ?shouldnt i worry that the paint cant catch the surface ?in my mind,we should paint on a not too smooth surface to make sure the paint can tightly stick on it,am i wrong?
Yes. I also paint on top of the clear. The only thing you need to do is make sure the surface is completely clean (no wax, no contamination) that's what makes the paint stick to the clear coat. It lasts a very long time as long as you prepare the surface well. Clean with wax and grease remover.
Blick online has 1-shot with free shipping if you spend $45 which is easy to do if you buy a few cans of paint, which I did today $75 Also, you can mix any color you desire just by using the primary colors Red, Yellow, and Blue, so if you're on a budget, just buy the primary colors
I have the same brushbox Villa, I've had it for over two decades now and it is a very important feature to have in your stiping kit because it keeps your long lines brushes nice and straight. I keep all of my brushes in this kit oiled with thirty wieght motor oil. I also cut a piece of cardboard to the shape of the box and slide it umderneath the springs to give my long lines brushes a flat surface to rest on.
@@villapinstriping I never had an issue with dust but you can clean the inside of the box periodically if you need to. I still have all of my brushes oiled inside this box with my striping kit. I did a lot of long lines and panel repair in bodyshops.
Thank you Mr. Villa! Im this close to dipping my brush into paint for the 1st. time. I was wondering if I can just get by with the mineral spirits or do I really need the laquer thinner too?. I also heard you say that black paint is not good to start with but that's the color I have.
Absolutely you can get by with just mineral spirits! If you can learn to work the black paint you'll be able to work all of them :) it will just require a little more finesse to reduce properly. It'll be just fine sir
@@Pauleazy420 My apologies Miss Pauline. I must have read the name incorrectly. I hope you enjoy the the art form and remember patience is key :) have a nice evening
@@villapinstriping No worries Mr. Villa! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Yes im going to try to stay on it cuz we all know practice makes perfect. Have a great evening as well Mr. Villa and stay nice and safe😁👍💯
Much respect Mr. Villa. I did my first attempt at pulling lines yesterday😁 Any tips on keeping the lines straight and even or keeping the paint off my hand? lol
hey villa pinstriping i do old school sign lettering and gold leaf lettering i would love to do sommething for my way to say thanks you got me started with how u did your vids etc
konstantin sche Black is a very thick and difficult color to work with if you are just starting out. (It requires a lot more reducing than other colors) You don't have to stay away from black, I was just saying it's probably not the best color to practice with if you are brand new to pinstriping. You will eventually need to get some.
Stay away from laquer thinner all together, it's way too agressive for cleanig brushes and will totally ruin some plastics. I have used mineral spirits for thining, but benzine I belive is better because it evaporates quicker and you can use it as a degreeser as well. Great video!
@@villapinstriping I would look into also, "Bra-Kleen" brake cleaner, because it's for use on auto brakes it's really clean while not being too hard on plastics, I used to shoot competitively and used to use it to spray out my gun(s) at the end of a practice session. It comes in a spray can, clean and flashes off quickly w/o any residue or as my pal the motorcycle and airplane mechanic used to say, "Resi-doo-doo".
Villa Pinstriping it is more effective to add several drops of the same hardner to the mineral spirits that you pallet with, “marrying” the paint and avoiding a bad paint reaction, I wish you would check with a professional before giving out the wrong information, I’m here if you have questions, I’ve been doing this very successfully for almost fifty years.
@@stevekafka Make some correction videos Steve. We could all use more guidance. I'm just trying to help folks. Commenting on my videos isn't a very good way of reaching the masses. With respect, More videos!! Less Comments!!!❤🙏
Bro.. look through my videos lol I have some on mixing paint. It's kinda complicated. Their is no ratio, it all depends on the paint, temp, humidity, brush, ect..
Villa Pinstriping hey there big fella, what are your mixing ratios?? Just Kidding. Have you ever used acrylics and what do you think about water based automotive paints ? Ever try? Any good?
@@youtubebitchcenter1463 Hey bro. Unfortunately I haven't tried them. I think I've heard people using that for coachlines with dealership work. But I'm still a newbie. I have a lot to learn.
I use a Wal-Mart picture frame for practice too. The other day I saw a comment by Steve Kafka advising to NEVER practice on glass! He says you'll never paint on such a surface, and you'll get a false sense of "skidding" on glass....
Dennis Schell Yup. Everyone has a different opinion on the matter. You'll find 3 or 4 other recommendations along the way. Just use what works best for you.
Use what ya got .And it's not true you will never do glass...I have lettered many a name ect.,on the rear quarter window of a car...And I have stripped around the edges of car windows,old school low-rider thing...And like I said rear quarter glass with names ..Earth Angel..The Pretender..And other stuff...Plus if you can strip that the rest is a breeze...So you see,you may have to strip or letter glass...Not to disrespect Kafka he is a master at the art he probably just did not think about some of the old school shit we did way back when.
What I said was ,when your practicing with my Scrollers to use a surface with tooth to pull the paint, obviously people paint on glass ,just not when your learning with my brush...
Hey bro ! This is a very nice video. I am from India where pinstriping is very unknown art and most of the paint material is very rare to find. I want to learn this and make people aware of this beautiful art. Can you please give me some tips and tricks to hold the hand firm and get the command over it to draw unshaken lines?
Sachin Borse Use your free hand to steady yourself. I have many videos showing how I Pinstripe. Just look at how I keep my Hands. I hope it helps. Please subscribe if you enjoy the content :)
Sarah_d_makeupartistry So glad I could help. Makes me happy :) If you haven't done so please subscribe for notifications on any upcoming videos. And as always don't hesitate if you have any questions. Have an awesome day
Hey thanks so much, Ive been a subscriber for a while now as I love your videos :) its really awesome you're willing to help, its appreciated :) . I do have a wee question, I'm finding it hard to get all the paint out of the ferrule, i use white mineral spirits as a first wash then low temp reducer but i just cant get it all out. Brushes here are $50- $80 each (im in New Zealand) and i dont want to kill them!. Any ideas? Thanks so much again and you too have a awesome day :)
Sarah_d_makeupartistry So please remember to use clear mineral spirits (not the milky white stuff)... Low Temp reducer should only be used to reduce, not to clean. Please try my method of using (Lacquer thinner 1st wash... Then Mineral Spirits 2nd wash. Wipe at the base of the hair in between. Repeat as many times as needed. As long as you keep them well oiled they should be fine.
Hi, the better brush oil is Neatsfoot oil. It is a leather dressing and derived from animals. It is not as harsh as a minerals oil, after all the brush hairs are normally animal hairs. It is available from saddlery shops. Must be 100% pure and not mixed with mineral oil or bees wax. I have sign brushes that are 30 years old and still pull nice lines. Cheers from New Zealand.
Or just do a hood. And to see the process on the start to end. On the hood. If I do it like that is that gonna fade away on every was I do??. Or then do I have to throw clear coat??
@@potror9289 No need for clear coat. It will not fade away if you clean the surface properly. You have to make sure the paint has zero wax or grease on the original paint job before adding the pinstriping.
Do I have to sand the paint in order to pinstripe it?? Or if the car is ready painted just start pinstriping? What's the pensil for?? That pensil cleans of??
Motor oil has detergents and chemicals not natural to hair, it was used years ago because it was and is readily available. A natural oil that will nurture the hair is neatsfoot oil, made from animal renderings@ Steve Kafka.com lots of pinstriping items.
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Great video; covers all the basics, you present them at a good pace, with no BS. Thanks for posting!
Pierre Perreault Thanks Pierre.
Thank you for everything you share with us on your channel.
You're very welcome sir!
As someone who is about to get into this, I found this video very helpful as the information was given in a candid and sincere way. Thank you!
I appreciate the feedback!🙏
@@villapinstriping May I ask why you advised not to start with black or metallic colors? What makes them so difficult? I really wanted to practice with silver because that is what I was planning on using for my project.
@@Turco949 Black is super thick and requires more reducing. Metallics usually don't lay down very consistently, they usually leave streaks and require a few passes.
As somebody starting out, it's just ban unnecessary obstacle that you may want to avoid.
It's just a suggestion, you could always try and figure out silver and it work out just fine. Ya never know
Thank you for including the brush box
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching
Thanks, great video. Never knew there was a green and blue in Mack
Thanks for watching! Ya. They have different ones
I appreciate all you videos. Well made
Thank you very much Sarah. It's nice to hear positive feedback from people. It really help motivate me to keep going! Have an awesome week ☺️
Really appreciate the jump start. Thank you.
You're welcome Dean
Thank you I haven't bought anything yet of the professional 1shot painting equipment. I have been using rustolum paint and a long wip brush I made using a paint brush and I made a paint brush using hair from the barbershop that I've been painting pretty cool signs and a lot of people been liking my work. Now I thought I would do some research on what I need to get started I have everything but the pro brushes and the 1shot paint. I might as well pop on it and get it. It's very expensive.
It is expensive. I agree. Good luck on your journey
I like the brush idea. Next time my wife trims her pubes I'm gonna try and make a scroller .... ;)
She’ll be lucky that you don’t paint houses,she’d be bald…..
Hello:
I want to learn the skills of drawing lines on the tubular frame of a bicycle. Where can I buy a brush for drawing or must I make my own? Thank you for your teaching.
You should purchase one. You can find Pinstriping brushes on Amazon. I have many links to Pinstriping supplies in the description section of my videos
Well the guy who turned me on to what was needed and what was waste uses pretty much everything you use and I’d bet he is older than both of us combined. Great video thanks I hesitate to get started reading a lot of people expect to pay or talk about paying 100.00 for lines on a car because they can use stick on stuff for that kind of cash. I’d figure 50.00 for a name on a helmet any less and it not worth having to clean the brushes. Great info could have done without the commercials but we all could say that.
Thanks for taking the time to comment sir. I do this for fun, sometimes I make a little coin. It helps me buy supplies
Is it true that it's hard to clear over one shot. I started with some of their product and like it but I have heard this rumor.
It's just something that needs to be learned. Clearing requires a few light coats over 1 shot before going full blast. Making sure the 1 shot is dry also helps.
Adding hardener can greatly increase the odds in your favor.
Just something that needs to be tested for you to understand how it will react
Great guide man. Just getting into pinstriping and I love your channel
Brody Lambden Thanks Brody
I just found your channel today, and i really appreciate how informative and easy to follow your videos are. I'm going to be getting into pin striping soon, so I find this specific video very helpful! Thanks so much!
You're very welcome Taylor. I hope you have a fun time learning, just remember to practice, practice, practice. If I can help with anything just ask. Take care
Most important thing is paint consistency . Proper palletting -- always final pallet on fresh newsprint not getting a false feel from palleting on your pile of paint [ wrong amout of drag.] You are feeling for a certain drag.
I believe the standard used to be a porno mag but those are expensive, those "houses for sale" and some such crap hand-outs with gloss paper are free.
@@alexcarter8807 phone books
So you dip the brushes in oil and then put them up right away?
If your done painting yes. Make sure they lay flat and keep their original shape when laying down
Do you use hardener?
I do now. Yes
Between one shot "bright red" or
"Fire red" which one do you use? Thank you!
Bright red
And you're welcome :) thanks for commenting
Love the video. I just ordered some brushes. Im setting up an area. My question, is best for a beginner to start put with the glass panel laying flat on the table or on an angle?
Both. You will eventually need to know how to work both ways.
But, comfortableness in the very beginning helps to get you practicing more. So go with what feels natural. But try not to get use to just one spot. Hope that helps
Make sure your glass is secured down too.. tape it or something, you don't wanna chase around the panel while you are learning
Thanks fella, im excited. Your videos are great and make sense. Best ones i have found 👍
@@54Suerte your very welcome
nice video!but i want to know that,if put brush in the oil,will it do bad when i stripe with oil based pait?we know that we have to clean the item surface especially to make sureno oil on it before we paint,but now you put brush into the motor oil to preserve it...i dont understand...
The brush oil is ONLY for when you are NOT USING THE BRUSH... You mush clean all of the oil out of the brush before using the brush.
You want a clean brush every time you paint. No oil.
Everything must be clean before you Pinstripe
@@villapinstriping oh i got it!thanx,bro !i saw many ppl do striping on a clear coat that not sanded...do you do the same like them ?shouldnt i worry that the paint cant catch the surface ?in my mind,we should paint on a not too smooth surface to make sure the paint can tightly stick on it,am i wrong?
Yes. I also paint on top of the clear. The only thing you need to do is make sure the surface is completely clean (no wax, no contamination) that's what makes the paint stick to the clear coat. It lasts a very long time as long as you prepare the surface well. Clean with wax and grease remover.
When you are cleaning out the oil, are you using mineral spirits or lacquer thinner? Thanks.
Blick online has 1-shot with free shipping if you spend $45 which is easy to do if you buy a few cans of paint, which I did today $75
Also, you can mix any color you desire just by using the primary colors Red, Yellow, and Blue, so if you're on a budget, just buy the primary colors
Yeah blick online is always a good bet. Thanks for commenting!
I have the same brushbox Villa, I've had it for over two decades now and it is a very important feature to have in your stiping kit because it keeps your long lines brushes nice and straight. I keep all of my brushes in this kit oiled with thirty wieght motor oil. I also cut a piece of cardboard to the shape of the box and slide it umderneath the springs to give my long lines brushes a flat surface to rest on.
That's a great idea with the cardboard. The only issue I have with them boxes is that they get dust inside easy.
@@villapinstriping I had a pinstriping business from 1993 to 2010 and I'm considering starting it up again.
@@villapinstriping I never had an issue with dust but you can clean the inside of the box periodically if you need to. I still have all of my brushes oiled inside this box with my striping kit. I did a lot of long lines and panel repair in bodyshops.
very informative video!!! keep up the killer work!
Much appreciated!
Nice job, I appreciate it
Thank you David
Thank you Mr. Villa! Im this close to dipping my brush into paint for the 1st. time. I was wondering if I can just get by with the mineral spirits or do I really need the laquer thinner too?. I also heard you say that black paint is not good to start with but that's the color I have.
Absolutely you can get by with just mineral spirits! If you can learn to work the black paint you'll be able to work all of them :) it will just require a little more finesse to reduce properly. It'll be just fine sir
@@villapinstriping Okay, im gonna wait for the weather to get a little warmer then get on it. Thanks again! Oh im female👧👍
@@Pauleazy420 My apologies Miss Pauline. I must have read the name incorrectly. I hope you enjoy the the art form and remember patience is key :) have a nice evening
@@villapinstriping No worries Mr. Villa! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Yes im going to try to stay on it cuz we all know practice makes perfect. Have a great evening as well Mr. Villa and stay nice and safe😁👍💯
Much respect Mr. Villa. I did my first attempt at pulling lines yesterday😁 Any tips on keeping the lines straight and even or keeping the paint off my hand? lol
A strip magnet is a cheap and simple useful tool too.
Good suggestion! Thank you
hey villa pinstriping i do old school sign lettering and gold leaf lettering i would love to do sommething for my way to say thanks you got me started with how u did your vids etc
That would be awesome brother!
i was wondering if i could use the lic plates blanks to do my sign lettering
I don't see why not
Why stay away from black? Would you explain? Thanks for the video!
konstantin sche Black is a very thick and difficult color to work with if you are just starting out. (It requires a lot more reducing than other colors) You don't have to stay away from black, I was just saying it's probably not the best color to practice with if you are brand new to pinstriping. You will eventually need to get some.
Stay away from laquer thinner all together, it's way too agressive for cleanig brushes and will totally ruin some plastics. I have used mineral spirits for thining, but benzine I belive is better because it evaporates quicker and you can use it as a degreeser as well. Great video!
Thank you for the information!!!
@@villapinstriping I would look into also, "Bra-Kleen" brake cleaner, because it's for use on auto brakes it's really clean while not being too hard on plastics, I used to shoot competitively and used to use it to spray out my gun(s) at the end of a practice session. It comes in a spray can, clean and flashes off quickly w/o any residue or as my pal the motorcycle and airplane mechanic used to say, "Resi-doo-doo".
@@alexcarter8807 Thanks Alex! I appreciate the info
Sir is possible to clear coats over it?
Yes. But you must add hardener to the paint.
or use very light dust coats of clear coat a few times before applying regular coats
Villa Pinstriping it is more effective to add several drops of the same hardner to the mineral spirits that you pallet with, “marrying” the paint and avoiding a bad paint reaction, I wish you would check with a professional before giving out the wrong information, I’m here if you have questions, I’ve been doing this very successfully for almost fifty years.
@@stevekafka Make some correction videos Steve. We could all use more guidance. I'm just trying to help folks. Commenting on my videos isn't a very good way of reaching the masses. With respect, More videos!! Less Comments!!!❤🙏
Can I use this paint on my metal jewelry?
I wouldn't see it would be any problem. This paint was originally made for metal and wooden signs.
Blick has 12 cans of 4 oz One Shot for $97......That's a lot of paint to begin with I think, but a pretty good deal right?
Dennis Schell very good deal
That is like getting two free cans of paint.
I've thought of sneaking into pick-a-part and pinstriping the cars lol
Hahaha that's be funny
That would cause some head scratches, cool!
Tampa? Cool was born and raised there
Tampa Bay! I'm in Plant City. We butt up to Tampa and Lakeland
@@villapinstriping h a ha, knew t he Laytons in Plant City as well as Gross. Used to go to the Strawbery Festival
Thank you!!
You're very welcome! Thanks for commenting :) helps the channel a lot
Thank you...
Your welcome
Thank you for a really informtive video!
Christine Stańkowska Thanks for watching! I appreciate you
Thanks for sharing bro!
You are very welcome!
What are your mixing ratios?
Bro.. look through my videos lol I have some on mixing paint. It's kinda complicated. Their is no ratio, it all depends on the paint, temp, humidity, brush, ect..
I’m sorry I’m asking so many questions I just want all the knowledge lol but I will look through your vids
@@browneratorpe8078 no need to be sorry. I totally understand.
Villa Pinstriping hey there big fella, what are your mixing ratios?? Just Kidding. Have you ever used acrylics and what do you think about water based automotive paints ? Ever try? Any good?
@@youtubebitchcenter1463 Hey bro. Unfortunately I haven't tried them. I think I've heard people using that for coachlines with dealership work. But I'm still a newbie. I have a lot to learn.
I use a Wal-Mart picture frame for practice too. The other day I saw a comment by Steve Kafka advising to NEVER practice on glass! He says you'll never paint on such a surface, and you'll get a false sense of "skidding" on glass....
Check the comments section:
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Dennis Schell Yup. Everyone has a different opinion on the matter. You'll find 3 or 4 other recommendations along the way. Just use what works best for you.
That may be true but if you can do glass you can do any surface.
Use what ya got .And it's not true you will never do glass...I have lettered many a name ect.,on the rear quarter window of a car...And I have stripped around the edges of car windows,old school low-rider thing...And like I said rear quarter glass with names ..Earth Angel..The Pretender..And other stuff...Plus if you can strip that the rest is a breeze...So you see,you may have to strip or letter glass...Not to disrespect Kafka he is a master at the art he probably just did not think about some of the old school shit we did way back when.
What I said was ,when your practicing with my Scrollers to use a surface with tooth to pull the paint, obviously people paint on glass ,just not when your learning with my brush...
How to buy this brush
I do not understand
Where to Find Brush Online
@@ritikvermapaint.126 Ebay
Brush name???
@@ritikvermapaint.126( Mack Pinstriping Brush #00) and (kafka pinstriping scroller brush #3)
It's two different brushes that I recommend
Hey bro ! This is a very nice video. I am from India where pinstriping is very unknown art and most of the paint material is very rare to find. I want to learn this and make people aware of this beautiful art. Can you please give me some tips and tricks to hold the hand firm and get the command over it to draw unshaken lines?
Sachin Borse Use your free hand to steady yourself. I have many videos showing how I Pinstripe. Just look at how I keep my Hands. I hope it helps. Please subscribe if you enjoy the content :)
Sachin Borse And practice for many many many months. It will not happen overnight my friend. Spend lots of time practicing.
villa pinstriping
When did you see B.B. King? I see the tour poster.
rockabillycat1954 I saw him here in Tampa around the year 2000
Villa Pinstriping I saw him in 2000 and 2003 in Charleston, WV. Quite an experience.
rockabillycat1954 Awesome! Yeah it was a great show. Bigger production than I expected
Thanx great info
You are very welcome Robin
Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!!
Great video
Don Hooligan Thanks Don!!!
if you need glass go to your local glass shop and ask if they have any drops or mistakes to sell cheep
Steven Voelker thanks for the extra information!!
Get a glass in a picture frame from a garage sale .That way you can place designs under the frame to practice.
thank you thank you thank you
Very very very welcome :)
Such an informative video! I'm just starting out and have found this super helpful. Thank you (=
Sarah_d_makeupartistry So glad I could help. Makes me happy :) If you haven't done so please subscribe for notifications on any upcoming videos. And as always don't hesitate if you have any questions. Have an awesome day
Hey thanks so much, Ive been a subscriber for a while now as I love your videos :) its really awesome you're willing to help, its appreciated :) . I do have a wee question, I'm finding it hard to get all the paint out of the ferrule, i use white mineral spirits as a first wash then low temp reducer but i just cant get it all out. Brushes here are $50- $80 each (im in New Zealand) and i dont want to kill them!. Any ideas? Thanks so much again and you too have a awesome day :)
Sarah_d_makeupartistry So please remember to use clear mineral spirits (not the milky white stuff)... Low Temp reducer should only be used to reduce, not to clean. Please try my method of using (Lacquer thinner 1st wash... Then Mineral Spirits 2nd wash. Wipe at the base of the hair in between. Repeat as many times as needed. As long as you keep them well oiled they should be fine.
Sarah_d_makeupartistry If you look at my videos I do also have one on cleaning up brushes. Hopefully this helps
Hi, the better brush oil is Neatsfoot oil. It is a leather dressing and derived from animals. It is not as harsh as a minerals oil, after all the brush hairs are normally animal hairs. It is available from saddlery shops. Must be 100% pure and not mixed with mineral oil or bees wax. I have sign brushes that are 30 years old and still pull nice lines. Cheers from New Zealand.
Kafka Brush Company is for sale.
i would use the oil that steve kafka or what ever you spell his last name it has no wax any thing
Not a bad idea
Como faço pra comprar essa material?
Elcio Pitta No comprendo la preunta
Make a video from the beginning. On a car Hood from the beginning step by step from mixing . That would be great. Thanks . Tag me
If I can ever get some help with a camera man I would. It's extremely difficult to film pinstriping by yourself out in the field.
Or just do a hood. And to see the process on the start to end. On the hood. If I do it like that is that gonna fade away on every was I do??. Or then do I have to throw clear coat??
@@potror9289 No need for clear coat. It will not fade away if you clean the surface properly. You have to make sure the paint has zero wax or grease on the original paint job before adding the pinstriping.
Do I have to sand the paint in order to pinstripe it?? Or if the car is ready painted just start pinstriping? What's the pensil for?? That pensil cleans of??
Can u tell me step by step on how to start?? Please and thank you. That would help. Can u tell me what brand of paint to buy and what brushes I need.?
motor oil is not good for the brushes
Andrew Murphy That's what I keep hearing.. no negative effects on any of my brushes so far tho
Villa Pinstriping in my New York deli voice “ what a bout da cansah ? Huh? It’s gonna get in da skin!go straight to da bones!
@@villapinstriping I've never had a problem with motor oil either.
Motor oil has detergents and chemicals not natural to hair, it was used years ago because it was and is readily available. A natural oil that will nurture the hair is neatsfoot oil, made from animal renderings@ Steve Kafka.com lots of pinstriping items.