Kafka pinstriping brushes work great. I switched from Macks to Kafkas and never looked back. So much more control of my lines and more importantly, the thickness or thinness of my scroll work where it needs it. My confidence went up and so has the looks of the finished product. I'm happier with my work now and so are my customers.
If you're still doing it, how would you explain/describe the difference between the brushes? I've got a few, but don't know the brand (or where they are right now) and wouldv like to know, what to look for, if I don't feel, they do the job well enough.
just starting, i also have a #3 Kafka. not very confident yet, but getting better and loving the whole learning process. Thanks for sharing and please do more!!
I use the Kafka brushes. they're are designed to be used on the tips only. if you try to drag them like a mack the results are terrible. think of it more as a sharpie and when you want thicker lines from the same brush don't really angle it down to apply pressure, push more to the tip directly... if that makes sense.
Ive probably watched this 10 times My first time trying and looks like poo but videos like this will definitely get me closer to the right path ✊️ thanks man
This is supposed to look as though it’s alive and living..thanks for using my equipment. FYI the brush that your using is the original scroll brush, copied over forty timed with other artists names on the handles..as thought it was their origination, where do they come up with the balls to do this?
Did you trim that brush? I just purchased a Kafka #3 and I can't get a point or thin on that # 3 unless I hold the brush almost vertical?? The #1 works bad ass and can pull fat or thin lines all day long!! Cool video brotha!
Smokin with Chris You don’t ever have to trim my scrolling brushes make sure you get the sizing out of the brush that makes it stiff for transport use hardware store lacquer thinner slash it around rub it between your index finger and thumb until the hair becomes soft and stay up on the tip of the brush and you’ll be able to achieve all of the same lines
steve I love doing this form of art. I've always been an artist and wanted to familiarize myself in the automotive paints industry back in 2005. I think I may have one other video on scroll pinstriping and it's just hard to find someone to video record me from my phone. looking into a GO-PRO
*Smokin Chris. no I didn't trim it at all but I know what you mean when I want thinner lines I just lift up a little. but yes you almost have to have it vertical. thanks for commenting bro.
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I don’t know if you are aware but I’m the guy that originated the scroll pinstriping technique, glad you like the versatility of this brush.
You make it look easy. Steve Kafka does too. I’ve got some of his brushes and find them to be comfortable regardless of how you hold them.
Kafka pinstriping brushes work great. I switched from Macks to Kafkas and never looked back. So much more control of my lines and more importantly, the thickness or thinness of my scroll work where it needs it. My confidence went up and so has the looks of the finished product. I'm happier with my work now and so are my customers.
If you're still doing it, how would you explain/describe the difference between the brushes? I've got a few, but don't know the brand (or where they are right now) and wouldv like to know, what to look for, if I don't feel, they do the job well enough.
Have you done any work on any vehicles, love to see pictures, please. Happy that your having a blast with my brushes.
just starting, i also have a #3 Kafka. not very confident yet, but getting better and loving the whole learning process. Thanks for sharing and please do more!!
Good Job, Thanks
I use the Kafka brushes. they're are designed to be used on the tips only. if you try to drag them like a mack the results are terrible. think of it more as a sharpie and when you want thicker lines from the same brush don't really angle it down to apply pressure, push more to the tip directly... if that makes sense.
It does.
Please turn phone cam with the top to the left. That will get rid of those irritating black bars on each side of you video.
Ive probably watched this 10 times
My first time trying and looks like poo but videos like this will definitely get me closer to the right path ✊️ thanks man
stilldownimages anytime bro!!!!!! Paint to live...Live to Paint
Great vibe!
This is supposed to look as though it’s alive and living..thanks for using my equipment. FYI the brush that your using is the original scroll brush, copied over forty timed with other artists names on the handles..as thought it was their origination, where do they come up with the balls to do this?
Looks like your enjoying yourself, where are you from? How do I get to the rest of your videos? Thanks for the mention .
Galing!!
great video bro btw
Crack badger I like the #3 Kafka the most because you can get a variety from thick to thin lines with just that brush
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yes,Steve kafka brushes are awesome.
That is a lot of paint on your palette, isn't it?
Dittos on the Kafka #3 my friend...😎
Yea, but how do you feel about the #3 Steve Kafka?
what brand and type brush are you using ,? thanks ps keep the vids coming!!!
Did you trim that brush? I just purchased a Kafka #3 and I can't get a point or thin on that # 3 unless I hold the brush almost vertical?? The #1 works bad ass and can pull fat or thin lines all day long!! Cool video brotha!
Smokin with Chris You don’t ever have to trim my scrolling brushes make sure you get the sizing out of the brush that makes it stiff for transport use hardware store lacquer thinner slash it around rub it between your index finger and thumb until the hair becomes soft and stay up on the tip of the brush and you’ll be able to achieve all of the same lines
Goooood fucking video man.
no way is way thanks bro!!!
steve I love doing this form of art. I've always been an artist and wanted to familiarize myself in the automotive paints industry back in 2005. I think I may have one other video on scroll pinstriping and it's just hard to find someone to video record me from my phone. looking into a GO-PRO
THANKS FENDER!!!!!!
thanks Steve...I'm from Youngstown Ohio.
*Smokin Chris. no I didn't trim it at all but I know what you mean when I want thinner lines I just lift up a little. but yes you almost have to have it vertical. thanks for commenting bro.
Steve Kafka's are awesome. I'm just starting and I have a number 3.
nevermind on the brush, I had not got to the part yet.
What kind of pannel is this
It was the back of a street sign ....I had painted it black and cleared only half the panel.
Nie wiym o co chodzi...
yes,Steve kafka brushes are awesome.
yes,Steve kafka brushes are awesome.