Shane Syx on how to trim your Pinstriping brush

[@WayOutWestAdventures]

Dude wtf this video needs to be out there. This information is brilliant. Most informative one ive seen thus far

[@timmaccowan]

Thanks for the tips. I just started to get my materials and going to start to paint a saw.....Im just jumping right in. Keep the videos coming. thanks

[@SILVERHORSE347]

@chamoco1 The oil keeps the paint from drying and making the brush stiff, it also keeps the hairs nice and soft. I use 50/50 vitamen E oil and neetsfoot oil. But Shane uses what he has and has had the same brushes for years. THANKS SHANE and Ray for posting this

[@BradCommando247]

Got one of your peices at the World of Wheels... it was auctioned at 75 bucks and I love it! I got some lessons from the wizard as well. NIce work!

[@josephcleary8922]

Thanks Shane, for all your advice and knowledge in this area.
I've been a road artist for over 40 yrs, and now at 72 I'm starting to get my striping practice in LOL
I have to tell you the excitement level is so so high.
I've created pounce patterns for some of the larger creations, but as long as the hands hold out, I think by this coming summer I'll be striping and cartoon at shows.
I wish you well in your life and than you for sharing your profession✌️👍 JT Spy

[@tarametalbabe]

thanks it was a big help post more tips please.

[@spooky1639]

Great basic info. Thank you.

[@Bayan1905]

Great tips, as a lefty do you have to hold the brushes any differently than you normally would if you were right handed? Being a lefty I sometimes seem to have trouble holding the brushes.

[@lowchops301]

Shane, thanks for the tips. Good stuff. I'm an amateur striper that just does personal striping for kicks, but I wanted a tip on using the swirly Q I heard you mention. I've tried both the swirly Q and the mack wizard vortex and neither have pulled lines any where near like I've seen other people pull. The only thing I can think of right off the bat is that maybe other people are reducing their paint a lot more than I think…..any hints or tips? Thanks, Shane. Cause I'm about to throw those brushes in the trash I'm so frustrated.

[@richardbrown986]

After soaking in motor oil, do you clean brush off if so with what ? Thx

[@infectedartairbrushing9058]

Awesome Brother

[@angelg4186]

hey there just bought some paint and a brush to stripe my wheels over an existing g line now do I need some type of thinner? and if so what's recommended

[@chamoco1]

do you totally soak your brushes in oil then what?

[@betooartis]

É uma pena não falar inglês, mas o pincel é uma ferramenta muito útil nesse caso,

[@rockymontana1]

What I don't understand is,I've seen pro's use a striping brush with the belly UP,and they lay down some pretty nice lines,But isn't that wrong to use it that way???.I remember my bodyshop teacher when I was a kid told me what difference does it make how you use a tool as long as it does the job....Hahhh,,,,,,,,

[@angelg4186]

hey there just bought some paint and a brush to stripe my wheels over an existing g line now do I need some type of thinner? and if so what's recommended

[@justinthomson7877]

I like mineral spirits, its cheap it doesn't smell too bad and works great to thin and to clean up.