Q & A
Frequently Asked Questions
I do a lot of custom painting for a lot of different people and companies, so I get a lot of questions. Here are some of the most frequent that I get. If you don’t see yours listed, or it’s not answered clearly, let me know. I appreciate any feedback you want to give.
Questions & Answers
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What Type of Design Work Do You Do?
I enjoy working with any design scheme, but I really like working with the tattoo style design. It gives a sense of moving forward and it’s been associated with motorcycles for a long time.
Lately, I’ve directed my design to the sleeve tattoo which gives a more personalized feel along with the individualism of the design.
You can learn more on the Service Page.
What Kind of Airbrush Do You Use?
I use an Omni 6000 airbrush to do the majority of my design work. It gives me a lot of control for a lot of detailed work.
What Kind of Paint Gun Do You Use?
I use the Top Feed/Harbor Freight gun which is light and keeps me mobile all the way through the design process.
What Kind of Paint Do You Use?
I use PPG Deltron Paint. I like it best because it allows me to finish and polish it unbelievably smooth.
Do You Use A Protective Coating For The Paint?
Yes, I use DC 3000 clear coating. Matter of fact, I apply it several times throughout the design process. It gives an impression that the design is three or more layers deep.
Do You Paint Only For Bikers?
No. I will paint for almost anyone. If they have a project that interests me and/or it gives me a challenge, I give it a lot of forethought and consideration. Also, a lot of bike shops, car shops, and body shops have used my services.
With all of that, I do my best to always serve the individual biker.
Do You Have References or Examples of Your Work?
Yes. I have references all around Texas and beyond. My work has been displayed in major shows, won trophies, and mentioned in national magazines.
View the Gallery for some examples.
Give me a call and I will be happy to give you some references.