Hot Rods Mista Bones gets the Rub.

I was asked by my pals Ken and Keith to do a little job on a clients car down at the RB Man Cave deep in the Green Field Center Woods. After a design was settled upon, I packed up my stuff and headed south. Arrived at the Headquarters of Mista Bones and after a little B.S session, proceeded to get to bidness....
I must say, it's a really relaxed environment to work in and it's a shop full of S-O-U-L.
Here are some random shots of there super cool Hang out.(sorry for my lousy Phone shots)






Mista Bones was there too.......

 

So...I had my rough copied up to the scale size and proceeded to transfer with a coupla sheets of Saral paper and my trusty Norwell Equipped pen! ha ha ha .










"Um...I hope I look like I know what I am doing"

 

Working this way is kinda working blind... so ya gotta keep checking the transfer because of the crown in the door... so far so good.....

 

I think the Boss was getting nervous......

 

Laying down paint.......

 

Ken grabbed a brush and joined in on the fun.... I got no pics of him in full swing,.. but for those who don't know... he is a highly train fine artist and has been a Western artist for over 25 years....His work is outstanding.
Any how...we got the doors done and gave Mista bones the rub......

 

After some rubb'in 'n Lov'in Ken wanted a tint a bit.... so it was applied...

 

I just had a blast hanging with the crew and want to thank them for the great time and Hospitality..it was a breath of fresh air to get out of my shop.
I am going back for there Garage night in a few weeks from now..... gonna be a blast!
Can't wait!

some random cell shots....

 

The full cage is for Keith's new B-ville car.. he was mocking it up and getting the car ready for the Salt this summer....with a killer 550 hp Y-Block no less!
The bones are coming to the LSRU and Keith is picking his engine up somewheres in Texas at the same time.
He is a SPEED DEMON.

 

Hahah ha ha yes it is!..and Hell YES!....I will be at Garage Night...can't wait!!!!

 

Jeffy...I can tell you one thing..despite all the naysayers and *****s that tell lies and fibs about these guys... they have no secrets.... I asked so many questions and received all the answers.
The paint they use is Lacquer.. and never use any clear on anything.
They just keep rubbing the paint.
I have known them for a while now and they have always been up front and give there knowledge freely.

 

ha ha ha
yea.. the big deal was transfer....about a day to transfer the doors and a day to paint.

thanks ... it was real fun!

 

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