A really nice job. I am 70 and come from Scotland. I used to work in a garage when I was young, and Sign writers used to paint the van logos. They used chalk to mark it out. brilliant to watch, like you. Great video.
So perfect! I love watching the patience and concentration that makes each stroke look so precise (and easy). If I had half that patience I would be twice the person. Thanks! Really gorgeous work.
That lettering would have also looked awesome in red on the truck, Your confidence astonishes me, I would be extremely nervous even touching a paint brush on them doors.
Nice work, Jen! I'm doing a truck that just BEGS for a patinaed lettering job----it's faded/chipped/rusted, but customer wants the lettering to look 'new'! AAAARRRRRGGG! I showed samples and tried to reason with them, but he blames his wife and it will be new bright lettering. Beggars can't be choosers I guess..... Just a thought about the open grain of Oak, etc.: I wonder if you could use a similar trick I read about for taping other rough surfaces which is to just brush all the places where the letters meet the tape with the background color (or in this case, maybe just clear One Shot), and then letter with the color, the idea being that if any clear seeps under the tape it won't be visible and it will 'seal' the edge, which is then lettered with the color. It doesn't look like you had any trouble with paint bleeding in the grain, though.
You talk about getting the consistency just right do you test it on a piece of wood and see how it works? Or is it just something more you learn with time
It's always nice to see your videos. Why remove the tape from each letter and not wait until the whole word is finished and then remove it at once? Is it because the color dries out too much and can ruin the letter?
Hey Rudy, the longer you leave the tape on the sharper the edge will be on the with the paint for some projects its best to peel away as you go if that is not the look you are going for.
I love the old time abbreviation for Pennsylvania. Few will catch that. :)
A really nice job. I am 70 and come from Scotland. I used to work in a garage when I was young, and Sign writers used to paint the van logos. They used chalk to mark it out. brilliant to watch, like you. Great video.
Strangely addictive watching how it's done
I'm glad to see a lefty. I'm one myself.
It seems we go at sign writing backwards but that's how we process best.
You do nice work.
Bri
thank ya! ya if i have something laid out already i usually just for right to left
So perfect! I love watching the patience and concentration that makes each stroke look so precise (and easy). If I had half that patience I would be twice the person. Thanks! Really gorgeous work.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful attention to detail.
That lettering would have also looked awesome in red on the truck, Your confidence astonishes me, I would be extremely nervous even touching a paint brush on them doors.
Awesome work friend
You are certainly very good at your job and business 👍❤️
Thank you for letting us know your secrets.
Always enjoy watching a talented craftsmen at work, whatever their craft. Thanks for sharing Jen!
Your amazing what you do!
GREAT JOB JEN
God blessed the left handed
Really well done!
Nice, tidy work 👍
Davy
Very nice. 😉
Great work honey
Love the pigtails Jen. Been a fan since I used to see your artwork on the HAMB.
Absolutely sick work 👍🏻I would love to do my own race cars I have tryed looks rubbish and know I pay to have them done 😂
Beee-YUUUU-tee-ful !!!
Hand lettering over Vinyl lettering 💯🤯‼️🙏👍✌️
💚☘️💚☘️🙏 awesome
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Brava e complimenti ottimo lavoro ❤❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰
Nice work, Jen! I'm doing a truck that just BEGS for a patinaed lettering job----it's faded/chipped/rusted, but customer wants the lettering to look 'new'! AAAARRRRRGGG! I showed samples and tried to reason with them, but he blames his wife and it will be new bright lettering. Beggars can't be choosers I guess..... Just a thought about the open grain of Oak, etc.: I wonder if you could use a similar trick I read about for taping other rough surfaces which is to just brush all the places where the letters meet the tape with the background color (or in this case, maybe just clear One Shot), and then letter with the color, the idea being that if any clear seeps under the tape it won't be visible and it will 'seal' the edge, which is then lettered with the color. It doesn't look like you had any trouble with paint bleeding in the grain, though.
Well done! You make it look easy.
Looks very nice
Thanks for sharing 🖖
I love you
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superbe travail !!
Can you do a beginner lettering video like you did for pinstriping??
You talk about getting the consistency just right do you test it on a piece of wood and see how it works? Or is it just something more you learn with time
Basic block lettering is the standard of excellence, well done. Did you do your
pattern free hand or on a plotter?
my hand is my plotter lol
Bhe che dire oltre che ad essere una bella donna e molto sexy. Adoro i tuoi lavori complimenti ❤❤❤❤❤
It's always nice to see your videos. Why remove the tape from each letter and not wait until the whole word is finished and then remove it at once? Is it because the color dries out too much and can ruin the letter?
Hey Rudy, the longer you leave the tape on the sharper the edge will be on the with the paint for some projects its best to peel away as you go if that is not the look you are going for.
@@HotRodJenPinstriping Hi Jennifer. Aaaa yes !!!! It's true! Now I understand. Nothing of what I thought.😂 Thank you so much.🙏
Hi Jen, what are you using for sign tape and where do you get it? I’m having a near impossible time finding it here in Canada.
i use FBS gold tape or finesse edge tape. both are very low profile, the fbs is low tack, the finesse can do sweeping arches the fbs cannot
Just curious what is the name of the electric pen tool you was using:-)
Is there a reason you paint the words from right to left?
I think I just figured it out. Is it because you’re left handed?
Yuppers
L