Hot Rods Mista Bones gets the Rub.

great design and execution too!

when rubbing it out, did you do anything special...or are you wet sanding? If wet sanding...what grits did you go with?

 

Jeff doors look awesome....

 

Cool Jeff, I kinda regret not taking you up on the invite for the RB party next month.
The doors look great.

 

Very, very, COOL!

Where are all the fake patina haters????

Rich

 

Yeah, haven't you been paying attention Jeff? According to the latest HAMB polls "puhtiner is ghey"!!

Beautiful work Brother!

 

You are a true master!

 

Sweet, reminds me of vintage matchbook art(which i dig) on the black background . Nice touch on the tinting, kind of brings it all together.

 

Not bad for a lefty! Awesome stuff Jeff! I see they turned the heat on for ya. Those guys are the coolest. Here's a link to Ken's art, more amazing stuff, check it out..

http://www.lonefeatherstudio.com/

 

Hot Dog! Looks nice Jeffy!!

 

Rulers

 

What the big man said... How the back feeling Jeffy?

 

See that gallon of 3M Super Duty Rubbing Compound, That will get you intstant patina burn through on edges and body lines with a little elbow grease. I refer to it as 80 grit in a bottle.

 

I am kinda lost for words, just amazing stuff brother Norwell, we are blessed to have a cool guy like you in our midst constantly taking proects to the moon, and back!! Thanx for sharing this with us, coolest ever. ~sololobo~

 

Exactly what I was thinking! Jeff, are you dieting?

 

Bad ***. But they better put those doors on soon. I may want one on my wall. Slim

 

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It was late on a Sunday night when we pulled up to Norwell's studio and knocked on the window. When he opened the door we threw a dirty blanket over him , tied him up and tossed his *** in the back of the 40 delivery. When we dragged him into the shop and chained him to the wall on Monday morning he weighed about 200. Three days later with both doors finished and 40 lbs lighter we let him go. Think he headed North somewhere . It's about the people you meet and the friends you make - the Hot Rods are the glue
Ken and Keith / rolling bones

 

Jeff,
Super sweet art work.Can't wait for garage night to get a look at it and maybe say hello.

 

Nice work, and a very cool shop!

 

Jeff,

I'm sorry to hear this. Last time we spoke you were getting tests at the Doc, but I hadn't heard the results. Does this mean you wan't be givin' me sugar next time I see you?

 

Reminds me of those old harley t-shirts that all the crusty old biker wore (me)

 

Those doors look amazing! Ken and Keith are some of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.

 

Wise words

 

Dumb question, but........When you transfer the image with Saral paper does the paint have trouble sticking or do you wipe it off before you paint?

By the way "Looks good".

Chris

 

Very cool, thanks for taking the time to post. It's always nice to get a little view of the process it takes to get a great end result-nice work Jeff


Dan