I don't think you can truly appreciate how much work goes into one of these builds. Your good humour and patience was very evident when you had a couple of hiccups. Your relaxing style makes all us viewers feel as if we are in the shop with you.
I really think you ought to have a. Build with Brent day in the shop!! Random pick 1or2 people every other month to help or learn a build ! Maybe one that's done it before, and one that is a newbie wanting to learn? Just a thought, jim
Mortals vs immortals was exactly my first thought. I greatly appreciate you showing your strengths and in my opinion, for the first time a struggle. What I take away from this is that it is simply just paint ant you can wipe or sand it away and start over. Frustrated maybe but not the end of the world. Timeline might be screwed, budget takes one more unexpected hit, but I certainly need to work on my reaction. Yours was far more calm than mine would have been. Great episode!
If you look at your original pieces of the truck, it has come a long way. New floors, rust cut out and new metal welded in. I mean, everything you have done to it makes it look really nice. Mistakes and all, it looks great!
This one is a great hot Rod, came a long way by a true professional. What a enjoyable adventure, I thank you for the ride. Everything is hard work unless you enjoy building something from Idea.
Get tiihose fenders for the 35 and weld what you can and the n when you. Get. The topside done turn them over and use 3oz .Matti n cut to fit fiber glass Using the cloth to eve.n it out with squeeze make sure you sandblast good first i have done corvette s and 32 ft boats please reply I can't call Canada Lonnie
As I started this and saw the white paint come out, I thought... you know, I had the worst time with runs on the last white paint I sprayed... and so then I kept watching... :p
I’m glad I’m not the only one that screwed up oh so many years ago . I was 13 when I painted my first car. A customer! It had so many fish eyes it it it was orange peeled. He loved it. Hey $20. It was thick house oil paint with (Texaco Paint) mixed with a crazy thinner. I have practiced many times since. 🤣😂. When it runs it’s usually too thined out? Or to much paint to air. I really measure, then I will spray a piece of metal. You did a good job my friend. I put 4 coats on a charger and was upset it didn’t cover. Paint guy said years ago have you thought about more paint than air? Then two Coates later? Voilà à sweet paint job!!!!
You got the paint on , even through all of problems its painted, now you can do what ever you need to, to get it the way you want it, your a hell of a man Brent , most of us would have broke and run, no pun intended !
I really enjoyed this, nice to see the fruits of your labours after the trail and error. You’ve to have a stout heart to take on bodywork of any description, you have my utmost respect.
Great job Brent. You’ve inspired this old 73 year old man to give it try. I’ve got an old 2000 Dodge with whiskey licks on both bed sides. I believe I’m going to try Tractor Supply implement paint. The red they have matches the dodge red pretty close. Never done any bodywork, but it’s got to look better than it does now.
Oh how you brought back so many memories of my painting nightmares. Lol so so many stories hahaha. We all have those days. Love the choses of colors. It's going looks. Fantastic. Well done
Love your optimism (it could have been worse) and the fact that you are always having fun by trying new things. Things are bound to go wrong on any project, and sometimes success depends as much on determination and flexibility as skill. Keep having fun and taking us along for the ride.
I love the blend of the green and white plus the flakes. Your hands are truly blessed. I would love to see you put a little more love into the interior of your builds.
As always Brent ,a great video ,sorry to see all the troubles you had ,I like how you just keep trucking and laughing ,the truck looks awesome man ,take care
Back in the day, when i learned from my dad, it was lacquer. Sand between every coat.couple dozen coats & everything had to be CLEAN. Or fish eyes galore. One thing that always helped, & even with enamel, was to wet the floor. Helps keep dirt down. 2nd thing i saw that might help you is to use a viscometer. Takes away the guess work. LOVE how that truck is coming along Brent. Ty for taking us along
Ed: That's why my latest project (66 Rambler 2dr post sedan gasser) is painted white. Was going to go with a darker color (body was really straight and solid) by the factory stamping left a lot to be desired. Looks good in white and I need to fix a few things!😆
Thanks Ed, it's a Classic. Was a Southern California USA car that found it's way to the Northeastern part of the USA. Paid $500.00 for it back in 2008? 13 yrs later it might run this yr!😆
your truck is "THE KARATE KID". im watching this while my kids are in karate class! they look the same as your truck with their white gi's and their green belts! nice build
Coming along nicely, get a roll gold vinyl stripe do it over the black, like I said those green tinted glass just pops! Imagine it completely assembled! Ciao uncle! Job well done
Brent, like you said, "It's not a show truck!!!!" It's nice ride you build by hand and I would be proud to cruise it around 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊Good job sooo far buddy!!!!!
Beugler pinstriping wheel, developed for factory stripes. Came with a guide arm and they used magnetic metal frame to follow. You did pretty good Brent, the trick is to start and don't stop moving in a one direction.
Thanks on close up sanding tip. I did all the sanding on my 36 Chevy delivery then my buddy went over it and painted it. We ended up painting it up again because I left a sand mark 1-1 1/2 inch from bottom of middle belt line. I sanded the length of belt line horizontally and it stood out bad on black paint. He won his paint choice on respray a red with micro gold fleck. It looked fantastic a burgundy at dusk and tangerine in bright sun
The color looks really nice and the stripe on the body line is a nice touch. The truck will certainly be visible (except against the snow). Not sure what you want to do with the firewall but imagine it will also look classy.
The music at the very start is relaxing and enjoyable to listen to. I would have thought you would have gone with a gold pin stripe above and below the green line. Looks great.
Nifty pin striping tool. Never knew anything like that existed. I guess it's one of those things that a steady hand is required. Digging the touch of green against the white. Looking Good.!!!
The last time I saw one of those Bugler striping tools must have been around forty years ago. Like lots of specialist tools they take plenty of practice to get good results. Personally I prefer using a brush. Kudos to Brent for giving a go.
got this friend MARK....best car painter I ever saw and Im not kidding...his daddy had this 55 chevy and he painted that...heres the thing,they showed at the world of wheels car show in atlanta and the 55 won best paint out of the thousand cars at the event.....Mark painted that car black,in a garage behind his parents house..no paint booth..nothing...just a 3 car garage behind his parents house....but he dont paint no more,he does hair.....LOL..but I will say,he only colors hair..dont cut or nothing else,just colors it which I guess is right down his alley........good painter man....real good.
Morning Brent, well you just proved that we all struggle & make mistakes. What is important is how we overcome these mistakes!! Nobody is a expert on every pain job. I'm not into the "flat" colors but I do understand your reasoning behind your choice!! I always enjoy your videos!! Be safe!! God Bless!!!
The firewall would look cool in the same green/flake as the line and then also do the ribs in the grill the same but the "shell" of the grill in white as the car.
That green stripe hits the spot / i like the way you work at things even in trouble / the music go with the flow of your work / and can i say not to forget PUBLO looking for that first ride
I got a problem with you , You go halfass , Wrong , you do a great job on everything you do ! Maybe a name like the Perfect Kustom Shop would be better ! Keep up the absolutely perfect work ! ! !
You fought it to the end and never gave in or up and won my friend and it looks great. When I saw that little wheel paint line devise you used over the green line, I thought have we go again, but you mastered that thing, I liked the way that turned out. At the end you were talking with your hands and they were dirty, and I was thinking and he is painting a white truck, hopefully he does not drive it on shop work days, ha, ha. Great video Brent
Im loving the color... I was surprised to hear in your live Q&A that you have a day job.. You must have energy to spare . Its clear to me you love what you do.. And you have mad skills . Few can do what you do.. Cold War Motors does some amazing builds too . Must be something in the Canadian air... Lots of gear heads in Canada ...lol.
The day I watched this was 16°c(61°f) here in Ontario and we get to the scene at the end of the General cruising down an icy road. I can't wait for spring. It's here today but not for long. Flurries next week. Love the trucks.👍🇨🇦
Hi Brent. That tool worked well enough in your hands to define the stripe. I'm aware that kind of striping tool is no easier than a brush since most of us end up with more brush experience than we realise. Your paint supplier must have felt like a prize **** for selling the mismatch.! After 8 minutes of sanding I just skipped that cr** due to a vivid connection with that most unpleasant task. I feel that its unfortunate you have not had the rad insert rechromed. Yuh did a nyce job of that on the side that matters. See you next epicsode!
Not sure if you're aware, but today is Saint Patrick's Day here in the states so thanks for painting the Ford that wild green flake and in doing so helping us to celebrate. Cheers! 🥂
I like the finished look. The flat body color is very reminiscent of chalk. The job presented it's challenges for you, but you overcame them very well. You should be pleased with the outcome to my mind. All the best.
Big Chief Trucker here, dang you tube got me!.....this was a nail bitter. I like it tho, simple colors. Really like the Q&A, nice getting to know you and your wife better.
Your a nice person kind to people and animals, but at the same time one crazy bed bug 😁 you choices of body paint, and finishing are very out of this world. Hardly finishing a project properly, before hacking up some other car , who also never finishes, to what normal people expect hahaha , but it is a joy watching you. ❤️👍😁
Good tunes. I think doing the brush augmented pinstriping to border the beltline and script on the tailgate really will help it. I think those guys who just go right down the side of a car so perfectly must have to go into some kind of trance to do it. It must be some kind of gift that only real body guys have. Thanks for the drone shots of the General. Those are always welcome. Nice job.
The green goes well with St. Patrick's Day here in the U.S. It reminds me of some shirts I saw recently - white with green lettering and logo. Nice combination!
Thanks Brent for sharing another great video with us! So you didn’t let us know what the fix for the paint problem was.🤦🏼♂️. Looking real sharp by the way.😎
Every time I used a rattle can primer on bare or thin spots, the paint would react weird. Maybe that’s the same thing happening with yours. Great work, enjoy your show.
I ver much liked your Q and A show and glad to finally here the other dogs name . We all love Pablo but hey GLAD TO MEET YA BUDDY , we can now put a name to the face !!
Wishing I was closer. Would love to help with the sanding, but mostly to spend some time with you and the boys in the shop. I like the General and all it is, but the 37 is tops. thanks for sharing. Thom
Your second white pick up Brent? Well, I like the first one but I really dig this one. Like I said it was interesting to watch you fall in love a couple of episodes ago. I'm anticipating that the interior is going to be finished and really cool. Let's face it, we can all see where this is going. Great job, keep up the good work and I'll be watching. Missed Pablo.👌 enjoyed the music.
When you started this, I had no idea how complex it would get but one thing for sure.... its not boring or same o' as its really coming together. Painting is a skill few ever get great at... but as hot rod bob says.. "its a hot rod, who cares" or something like that. I am seeing you try to get the stripe on the doors and cab and for damn sure, you couldn't of picked something any harder than doing raised metal, because it takes different looks from a back look, where up close you just don't see it... only a suggestion but I have seen a really thin outline done on those and it just takes it to the next level Brent. I was thinking a real dark red or black to just outline the green stripe. If you do that and it doesn't look right, I give you permission to bad mouth me on the video/LOL. If you just leave it alone and don't tempt fate, fine as frogs hair with me!
I don't think you can truly appreciate how much work goes into one of these builds. Your good humour and patience was very evident when you had a couple of hiccups. Your relaxing style makes all us viewers feel as if we are in the shop with you.
Haha would have made my booboo fixes faster if I had folks to help me.
I really think you ought to have a. Build with Brent day in the shop!! Random pick 1or2 people every other month to help or learn a build ! Maybe one that's done it before, and one that is a newbie wanting to learn? Just a thought, jim
I appreciate how you show the trial and errors in all their original glory. Gives us mere mortals some hope! 😆
Amen
Brent is a very honest fellow....
Mortals vs immortals was exactly my first thought. I greatly appreciate you showing your strengths and in my opinion, for the first time a struggle. What I take away from this is that it is simply just paint ant you can wipe or sand it away and start over. Frustrated maybe but not the end of the world. Timeline might be screwed, budget takes one more unexpected hit, but I certainly need to work on my reaction. Yours was far more calm than mine would have been. Great episode!
I love your ability to laugh things off when things don't work out as planned
If you look at your original pieces of the truck, it has come a long way. New floors, rust cut out and new metal welded in. I mean, everything you have done to it makes it look really nice. Mistakes and all, it looks great!
Like it when you smile loud while you're facing this bad time with painting over and over again.
This one is a great hot Rod, came a long way by a true professional.
What a enjoyable adventure, I thank you for the ride.
Everything is hard work unless you enjoy building something from Idea.
35 weld
Get tiihose fenders for the 35 and weld what you can and the n when you. Get. The topside done turn them over and use 3oz .Matti n cut to fit fiber glass
Using the cloth to eve.n it out with squeeze make sure you sandblast good first i have done corvette s and 32 ft boats please reply I can't call Canada
Lonnie
I can't wait till you and Pablo take it for a ride and i will be right there watching lol
Nice recovery, you always seem to keep a good attitude no matter the troubles. Perfect color for St Patrick’s Day.
Brent I'm glad you take the time.to explain the situation that has evolved. And as always you come out on top... Keep on trucking...
Boy, that looked like a lot of self control not to flip the desk.
I love the new word, "Sand-a-thon." Truck looks really nice with her new clothes.
As I started this and saw the white paint come out, I thought... you know, I had the worst time with runs on the last white paint I sprayed... and so then I kept watching... :p
The "Ghost" is coming right along. Lookin' gooood!
I am really enjoying the 37 pickup build ! I like everything you are doing to it. Thanks for sharing.
Man you got such good visions at first i thought you chopped it to low but as you go it looks amazing love it
I’m glad I’m not the only one that screwed up oh so many years ago . I was 13 when I painted my first car. A customer! It had so many fish eyes it it it was orange peeled. He loved it. Hey $20. It was thick house oil paint with (Texaco Paint) mixed with a crazy thinner. I have practiced many times since. 🤣😂. When it runs it’s usually too thined out? Or to much paint to air. I really measure, then I will spray a piece of metal. You did a good job my friend. I put 4 coats on a charger and was upset it didn’t cover. Paint guy said years ago have you thought about more paint than air? Then two Coates later? Voilà à sweet paint job!!!!
The halfass metal flake went well I'd say ,! Being so cold out you did well really , , really looking good now !
You are a patient and tolerant man. Love the truck.
Well done Brent Good St Paddy's day Green !
You got the paint on , even through all of problems its painted, now you can do what ever you need to, to get it the way you want it, your a hell of a man Brent , most of us would have broke and run, no pun intended !
I really enjoyed this, nice to see the fruits of your labours after the trail and error.
You’ve to have a stout heart to take on bodywork of any description, you have my utmost respect.
The paint job looks great I love the colors good job Brent
Fantastic paint job man I think that green is going to set off that white
Great job Brent. You’ve inspired this old 73 year old man to give it try. I’ve got an old 2000 Dodge with whiskey licks on both bed sides. I believe I’m going to try Tractor Supply implement paint. The red they have matches the dodge red pretty close. Never done any bodywork, but it’s got to look better than it does now.
Oh how you brought back so many memories of my painting nightmares. Lol so so many stories hahaha. We all have those days. Love the choses of colors. It's going looks. Fantastic. Well done
White and green, huh.. cool combo
That tail gate dazzles. Great progress, will shine/reflect in the night lights.
Love your optimism (it could have been worse) and the fact that you are always having fun by trying new things. Things are bound to go wrong on any project, and sometimes success depends as much on determination and flexibility as skill. Keep having fun and taking us along for the ride.
I love the blend of the green and white plus the flakes. Your hands are truly blessed. I would love to see you put a little more love into the interior of your builds.
As always Brent ,a great video ,sorry to see all the troubles you had ,I like how you just keep trucking and laughing ,the truck looks awesome man ,take care
I like that you don’t talk my ear off. You just get to work. This turned a lot better than I thought it would. Kinda dig it.
Love the transformation so far. But this episode was super relaxing
And I thought watching paint dry was fun. Watching you sand is the best. Better you than I brother! 😁
Beautiful truck Brent
Back in the day, when i learned from my dad, it was lacquer. Sand between every coat.couple dozen coats & everything had to be CLEAN. Or fish eyes galore. One thing that always helped, & even with enamel, was to wet the floor. Helps keep dirt down. 2nd thing i saw that might help you is to use a viscometer. Takes away the guess work. LOVE how that truck is coming along Brent. Ty for taking us along
There is no question that white is a forgiving color so it looks good to me.
Ed: That's why my latest project (66 Rambler 2dr post sedan gasser) is painted white. Was going to go with a darker color (body was really straight and solid) by the factory stamping left a lot to be desired. Looks good in white and I need to fix a few things!😆
@@glennnickerson8438 Would that Rambler be a Rebel? All the best on your build and may God bless you and yours.
Thanks Ed, it's a Classic. Was a Southern California USA car that found it's way to the Northeastern part of the USA. Paid $500.00 for it back in 2008? 13 yrs later it might run this yr!😆
your truck is "THE KARATE KID". im watching this while my kids are in karate class! they look the same as your truck with their white gi's and their green belts! nice build
Coming along nicely, get a roll gold vinyl stripe do it over the black, like I said those green tinted glass just pops!
Imagine it completely assembled!
Ciao uncle!
Job well done
The outtro with General I realised how the rod is going to disappear in the snow , good thing that flaky line is there 😜
Brent, like you said, "It's not a show truck!!!!" It's nice ride you build by hand and I would be proud to cruise it around 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊Good job sooo far buddy!!!!!
Flaws and mistakes, no matter what, that's beautiful. I love it.
So sad to see you suffer so much BUT yeah, 3rd time is the charm! I love this truck in White. It is going to a real sharp driver.
Beugler pinstriping wheel, developed for factory stripes. Came with a guide arm and they used magnetic metal frame to follow. You did pretty good Brent, the trick is to start and don't stop moving in a one direction.
The truck is looking good. Hard to believe the transformation from the very beginning. By the way I enjoyed your Q&A.
Thanks on close up sanding tip. I did all the sanding on my 36 Chevy delivery then my buddy went over it and painted it. We ended up painting it up again because I left a sand mark 1-1 1/2 inch from bottom of middle belt line. I sanded the length of belt line horizontally and it stood out bad on black paint. He won his paint choice on respray a red with micro gold fleck. It looked fantastic a burgundy at dusk and tangerine in bright sun
Great job Brent. Lots of patience getting this done. Thank you for sharing!
WOW. st Patrick's and I watched you paint it white and green 🍏💚 enjoy
The color looks really nice and the stripe on the body line is a nice touch. The truck will certainly be visible (except against the snow). Not sure what you want to do with the firewall but imagine it will also look classy.
The music at the very start is relaxing and enjoyable to listen to.
I would have thought you would have gone with a gold pin stripe above and below the green line.
Looks great.
Thought the same thing, (gold line) but it turned out superb
Nifty pin striping tool. Never knew anything like that existed. I guess it's one of those things that a steady hand is required. Digging the touch of green against the white. Looking Good.!!!
The last time I saw one of those Bugler striping tools must have been around forty years ago. Like lots of specialist tools they take plenty of practice to get good results. Personally I prefer using a brush. Kudos to Brent for giving a go.
You show it all, that is great seeing someone else struggle through the job and come out successful in the end! Great progress on this project.
got this friend MARK....best car painter I ever saw and Im not kidding...his daddy had this 55 chevy and he painted that...heres the thing,they showed at the world of wheels car show in atlanta and the 55 won best paint out of the thousand cars at the event.....Mark painted that car black,in a garage behind his parents house..no paint booth..nothing...just a 3 car garage behind his parents house....but he dont paint no more,he does hair.....LOL..but I will say,he only colors hair..dont cut or nothing else,just colors it which I guess is right down his alley........good painter man....real good.
Love the truck brother keep doing that thing you do
Absolutely fabulous paint job on the 37 it looks great 👍👍.
That green is awesome! Whole truck in that woulda been rad
And that grill looks amazing to
Nobody can say you're a quitter! I think its great. By the way, nice to meet the misses the other night. I like her truck a lot😎
I dig it. Really cool color combos. That green is great. I love this truck.
Love those 37s. They make the coolest Hot Rods.
Morning Brent, well you just proved that we all struggle & make mistakes. What is important is how we overcome these mistakes!! Nobody is a expert on every pain job. I'm not into the "flat" colors but I do understand your reasoning behind your choice!! I always enjoy your videos!! Be safe!! God Bless!!!
Your paint booth is bigger than my shop.😂 Total shop envy. Loving the green.
I think for a 'not painter guy' you go alright, looked good to me. Also love how you don't hide the screw ups and show us what's happeing
The firewall would look cool in the same green/flake as the line and then also do the ribs in the grill the same but the "shell" of the grill in white as the car.
She's Lookin' Right Purty!... Thanks for Sharing and Keep Up the Great Work
That green stripe hits the spot / i like the way you work at things even in trouble / the music go with the flow of your work / and can i say not to forget PUBLO looking for that first ride
I have painted many cars, trucks and tractors over the years and sanding was the thing I hated the most. Nice build.
I’m diggin it! The pinstriper is called a Bugler!
Look foward to your vids every week!!! inspiring to say the least!!!
I got a problem with you , You go halfass , Wrong , you do a great job on everything you do ! Maybe a name like the Perfect Kustom Shop would be better ! Keep up the absolutely perfect work ! ! !
Thanks Brent, I so enjoy your videos, I have learned alot watching you. The truck is awesome, but, I am looking forward to the 54
Patience and determination has paid off once again. Love the result. JOE
My friend you have turned a sow's ear into a silk purse congratulations
You fought it to the end and never gave in or up and won my friend and it looks great. When I saw that little wheel paint line devise you used over the green line, I thought have we go again, but you mastered that thing, I liked the way that turned out. At the end you were talking with your hands and they were dirty, and I was thinking and he is painting a white truck, hopefully he does not drive it on shop work days, ha, ha. Great video Brent
those pinstripe tools are great for red lining tyres
Im loving the color...
I was surprised to hear in your live Q&A that you have a day job..
You must have energy to spare .
Its clear to me you love what you do..
And you have mad skills .
Few can do what you do..
Cold War Motors does some amazing builds too .
Must be something in the Canadian air...
Lots of gear heads in Canada ...lol.
The day I watched this was 16°c(61°f) here in Ontario and we get to the scene at the end of the General cruising down an icy road. I can't wait for spring. It's here today but not for long. Flurries next week. Love the trucks.👍🇨🇦
Hi Brent. That tool worked well enough in your hands to define the stripe. I'm aware that kind of striping tool is no easier than a brush since most of us end up with more brush experience than we realise. Your paint supplier must have felt like a prize **** for selling the mismatch.! After 8 minutes of sanding I just skipped that cr** due to a vivid connection with that most unpleasant task. I feel that its unfortunate you have not had the rad insert rechromed. Yuh did a nyce job of that on the side that matters. See you next epicsode!
I think you are really hitting your stride now. Thank you for sharing.
Concourse quality Brent, well almost, looks great! This has been a great project to follow.
Not sure if you're aware, but today is Saint Patrick's Day here in the states so thanks for painting the Ford that wild green flake and in doing so helping us to celebrate. Cheers! 🥂
Looking good,I enjoy watching all the good ,bad, and others,,at least you don't hide anything,,,keeping it real,,,
I like the finished look. The flat body color is very reminiscent of chalk. The job presented it's challenges for you, but you overcame them very well. You should be pleased with the outcome to my mind. All the best.
Big Chief Trucker here, dang you tube got me!.....this was a nail bitter. I like it tho, simple colors. Really like the Q&A, nice getting to know you and your wife better.
Your a nice person kind to people and animals, but at the same time one crazy bed bug 😁 you choices of body paint, and finishing are very out of this world. Hardly finishing a project properly, before hacking up some other car , who also never finishes, to what normal people expect hahaha , but it is a joy watching you. ❤️👍😁
Good tunes. I think doing the brush augmented pinstriping to border the beltline and script on the tailgate really will help it. I think those guys who just go right down the side of a car so perfectly must have to go into some kind of trance to do it. It must be some kind of gift that only real body guys have. Thanks for the drone shots of the General. Those are always welcome. Nice job.
Old trucks look cool no matter what color you paint them .
I didn't think white would look as good as it does. Nice accent with the dark green, too.
Looks nice, like the color scheme.
Would be cool with your logo on the tailgate.
The green goes well with St. Patrick's Day here in the U.S. It reminds me of some shirts I saw recently - white with green lettering and logo. Nice combination!
Thanks Brent for sharing another great video with us! So you didn’t let us know what the fix for the paint problem was.🤦🏼♂️. Looking real sharp by the way.😎
Looking great!
Truck is great,really good build
Every time I used a rattle can primer on bare or thin spots, the paint would react weird. Maybe that’s the same thing happening with yours. Great work, enjoy your show.
I ver much liked your Q and A show and glad to finally here the other dogs name . We all love Pablo but hey GLAD TO MEET YA BUDDY , we can now put a name to the face !!
Wishing I was closer. Would love to help with the sanding, but mostly to spend some time with you and the boys in the shop. I like the General and all it is, but the 37 is tops. thanks for sharing.
Thom
Your second white pick up Brent? Well, I like the first one but I really dig this one. Like I said it was interesting to watch you fall in love a couple of episodes ago. I'm anticipating that the interior is going to be finished and really cool. Let's face it, we can all see where this is going. Great job, keep up the good work and I'll be watching. Missed Pablo.👌 enjoyed the music.
St Paddy's Day and here you are painting green stripes ....nice ....enjoy this one ...truck looks very nice
That green flake pops out at ya, lookin' good Brent.
When you started this, I had no idea how complex it would get but one thing for sure.... its not boring or same o' as its really coming together. Painting is a skill few ever get great at... but as hot rod bob says.. "its a hot rod, who cares" or something like that. I am seeing you try to get the stripe on the doors and cab and for damn sure, you couldn't of picked something any harder than doing raised metal, because it takes different looks from a back look, where up close you just don't see it... only a suggestion but I have seen a really thin outline done on those and it just takes it to the next level Brent. I was thinking a real dark red or black to just outline the green stripe. If you do that and it doesn't look right, I give you permission to bad mouth me on the video/LOL. If you just leave it alone and don't tempt fate, fine as frogs hair with me!
Laugh in the face of adversity, find a solution and make it work. Well done. It looks great.
Coming along great. I really like the stripe and the black line. 👍