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04-17-2006 08:39 AM #1
The problem is it takes a lot of talent to make that faux finish look real - probably as much talent as it takes to paint a car to look nice. Do it wrong, and it won't look weathered . . . it'll just look bad.
I guess that's the difference between "now" and "then." Back then, we never made them look bad on purpose.
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04-17-2006 09:02 AM #2
Street Rodder mag.(I think) did an article about faux finish and even showed a '32 truck being "rusted". I don't remember the issue num., but you might contact them for a back issue. An artist here in Ft. Worth area did a glass car complete with straw hanging out of different places mismatched frt. and rr. wheels, heck he even won a few pick's at some of the runs. His last is Anderson, but don't remember any address, he does art work etc. for a living.
I agree with some of the other greybeards, we had primered cars in the past, but we all wanted paint and interior (though few succeded).
Jim






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