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twistedpulling
09-07-2012, 10:58 PM
Looking for a very talented painter/pinstripper to paint a full size truck. I am near cincinnati ohio. I would also be willing to tow the truck to a shop if this distance is great.
If anyone can pass along some names of top level painters, it would be appreciated.
Tnx
Spurger
09-09-2012, 08:59 PM
Truck Painters Cincinnati Ohio
ARENTS AUTO BODY & PAINT SERVICE
2145 Schappelle Ln
Cincinnati, Ohio 45240
(513) 825-
Source:
chamberofcommerce.com/cincinnati-oh/5695480-arents-auto-body-paint-serv/
I am from Oz but have a buddy who used this company
outlaw256
09-12-2012, 03:07 AM
we build and paint high dollar hotrods. and a few trucks.but we are in alabama.we are also high dollar and we work slow. slow because you cant have perfection and be fast.it took us almost 2 yrs of workin 7 days a week on a 67 impala that we just fininshed. but it is beautiful.
BW67CAMARO
09-12-2012, 04:15 PM
I know im on the other end of the world from ya, but I too was looking for a good painter and I can tell you that there are NO good paint shops in central louisiana (VERNON PARISH). Just a bunch of hicks that think they can paint but have little to no experience. I am no attempting to shoot my own car. (67 camaro) I figure I could paint it three times for the price that everyone else wants for a paint job. I hope I can do it right the first time, but I did buy a gallon and a half of paint. :lol:
TheYellaBrick
09-12-2012, 08:33 PM
Lay on enough paint/clear and you can cut n buff it shiney as all get out.
Do a half azz job on the body work and prep and it'll turn out like schitt no matter WHO paints it....
outlaw256
09-13-2012, 03:16 AM
BINGO DD, we painted my wifes 67 chevelle back in the late 70s with imron. well just as we filled the first cup with our pre mixed paint.my compressor took a dump. all i had was a air bruch hobby compressor. well not one to waste high dollar paint i hooked up that little compressor and shot the car anyway. what a mess. lol it was rollin off in the floor i mean bad. when i moved the car there was a outline of white paint on the floor! runs everywhere. the paint would almost fall out of the gunbecause the compressor didnt have enough ump to make it hit the car...anyway my poor wife drove that ugly car for a few weeks. then i wetsaned and buffed out the car and damn was that a good lookin paint job after all!!! it shined so much you couldnt wash it in the sun lite.
roadkill2
09-14-2012, 07:40 AM
I think Wade Hughes still has a shop in Columbus. He used to do all of Bobby Alloway's stuff . .
Another great race car painter is Bill Roell, and I think he's also in Columbus. He's paired up with a guy who signed his name as "The Dauber' back in the seventies and was an outstanding striper, sign man and painter in the traditions of Tommy Stratton, Ronnie Avers, Tom Kelly and Kenny Youngblood . .
I think Bill has a web site and is still working . . Look him up if you want the best . . .
zipper06
09-14-2012, 01:27 PM
I know im on the other end of the world from ya, but I too was looking for a good painter and I can tell you that there are NO good paint shops in central louisiana (VERNON PARISH). Just a bunch of hicks that think they can paint but have little to no experience. I am no attempting to shoot my own car. (67 camaro) I figure I could paint it three times for the price that everyone else wants for a paint job. I hope I can do it right the first time, but I did buy a gallon and a half of paint. :lol:
Maybe not in Vernon Parish, but if you want to travel a little north, i know 5 of them, 3 in franklin Parish and 2 in West Monroe. I took a 15 min ride and took these pics. today. they are not cheap, but you don't get a Makco paint job either.
Zip.
34 ford coupe not a trailer queen, driven 80 mi to show wiped down and won best of show, that's me pictured with the 34.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics006.jpg
69 Camero in process LS1 heat and air, same guy that owns the 34
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics007.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics008.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics009.jpg
56 ford street driven heat and air
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics010.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/johnspics011.jpg
and this 39 chevy 2 dr whitch went under water with Kitrina, totally restored, but better than ever.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/1939chevy006.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/1939chevy004.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/zipper2/1939chevy009.jpg
outlaw256
09-19-2012, 04:24 AM
i love lookin at good paint. dont know why but i can stand and stare at a good paint shoot all day long!! and zip, you sure dont look like i thought you would.lol your old!!! lol just kiddin with ya friend..
zipper06
09-22-2012, 12:52 PM
i love lookin at good paint. dont know why but i can stand and stare at a good paint shoot all day long!! and zip, you sure dont look like i thought you would.lol your old!!! lol just kiddin with ya friend..
That's O'K outlaw, if you would have ask me 30 yrs ago if i would see 70 plus i would have bet noway. Now that at 73 and still have my racing Lic. and still racing i'm looking forward to 74 in 3 mos. I think if i would have taken the old rocking chair instead of being active i wouldn't be here today.
Zip.
TheYellaBrick
09-22-2012, 06:58 PM
I never thought I'd see 50 ! :shock: :shock: Now I'm hoping to see at least 70 :D :D
johngofast68
12-24-2012, 08:19 AM
i build hot rods and top notch show cars i can fix your truck and stripe it any way youd like. at a resonable price. message me thanks merry christmas everyone..
LOOK AT AD NUMBER FOR INFO AND PICS.. 2882516
hammertime
12-24-2012, 09:24 AM
Mike Kubiak @ Custom Collision Center in Elyria Ohio (440) 458-6969
painter
01-14-2014, 12:44 PM
As a retired custom painter with several awards, My advice is this: The money it's going to cost you for a PROPER job should eliminate any worries about the location of the shop. A $500 to $1,000 tow or shipping cost is a lot wiser than being able to bug the painter every day with visits and questions. (not saying you would do that). Check on time requirement to complete the job and stay in touch weekly, by phone, to judge progress. Get referrals and check them diligently.