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<blockquote data-quote="yne721" data-source="post: 2062482" data-attributes="member: 563261"><p>i haven't met anyone good at pinstriping yet and I paint cars. i've met a few people that have a set of brushes, but nobody that compares to the people on t.v.</p><p></p><p>just from looking at yours, you need to work on having a more steady hand(unless you were going for the sketchy look) but practice makes perfect. pinstriping is definately hard. keep it up and show some more pics once you get better, you've got my interest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yne721, post: 2062482, member: 563261"] i haven't met anyone good at pinstriping yet and I paint cars. i've met a few people that have a set of brushes, but nobody that compares to the people on t.v. just from looking at yours, you need to work on having a more steady hand(unless you were going for the sketchy look) but practice makes perfect. pinstriping is definately hard. keep it up and show some more pics once you get better, you've got my interest. [/QUOTE]
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