American Pinstriping

[@matthewstein9257]

This gentleman Howard just finished adding more lettering to my 1960 Ford F-100. I love his work. He amazes me with his tallent. Thank you Howard.

[@alexkalish8288]

Takes a brave man to paint a million dollar automobile like this Underslung. He is obviously a superb painter - It's gods work to save our history.

[@tonybowers9490]

Amazing talent. Thanks for sharing.

[@FrancesEugenia]

Totally awesome. I loved this.

[@MrOneplato]

Lovely work and great to hear some of his history along with the history of pin striping.

[@chloelegard]

I never knew about pinstriping. Never knew it was a professional job. I'd be so worried about my lines being inaccurate lol xD great work! Hope your business continues on.

[@craigfriday1122]

+Chloe LeGard one thing i learned tonight was rolls royce hires pinstripers to work on their cars. its out there but not big

[@1-shotslinger108]

One of the South's last remaining true pinstripers. I hope Mack brush company doesn't go out of business because there is a few thousand of us in the north that still need brushes.

[@dennisschell5543]

One word...Kafka.

[@1-shotslinger108]

@@dennisschell5543 Kafka brush is cool but you must master the dagger as well !

[@stevekafka]

@@1-shotslinger108 one of the designs that I make is a Longliner Series, about two weeks ago John Hannukaine said when he has to do longline work ,he always reaches for the Longliner with “ Kafka “ on the handle, John has been a close friend for many years.

[@spanky522]

Love doing 18 wheelers, but them old cars a fun to do also. There's so many ideas and no two the same.

[@watto1964]

Cool video and the music at the end was a nice touch. What's the name of the song?

[@522design]

Awesome !!!

[@jeeptrucklover72]

For a pinstriper his technique makes me nervous. I pinstripe too but if I was that shaky that would be a sign to quit.

[@stevekafka]

Your numbers are basakwards, I’m getting hundreds of young Pinstriper’s involved in this great American art form with my “new” brush designs, you should try some of my new designs, they make everything easier and actually fun.

[@smileyrod11]

WEAR DO YOU BUY YOUR BRUSH

[@jeffreycroteau3544]

Howard can't see so good. Should have edited out the close up shots.

[@СтараяШкола-ъ3о]

ok! respect!!!!

[@wayneroberts5689]

if you want to see a master pinstriper in action watch Marc Fenyo's video

[@miltwheeler6883]

back & knees...shot ...striping since 1959

[@cameronbrooks8255]

bluuuuuuggggg.

[@driver92065]

i think that they should have got a pro to do this job, its awful the lines arn't strait, the tips are not crisp and you can notice the brush marks on the black all in all and with the greatest respect its very sloppy.......

[@ecovention]

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[@charlesvondietsch]

Im afraid duce1932harl is right !!!! His lines are soooo inconsistent thats its not even funny.... There are far better "pros" out there !!!! His hands were jumping up & down all over the place when he was pulling those red lines...Those hands should not move like that... Check out my buddy Glen Weisgerber, or Alan Johnson, Mr J... ALl neighbors of mine.....

[@FirsTLasT-zf5np]

yup definetly shaky lines and inconsistent strokes...I feel his better years are behind him...striping these days has huge numbers and styles...so if it's dying in the south that's because of shotty ass work like this...I've never seen someone pull up and reset on long lines as much as this guy or beginners on KZbin lol...check out the real masters...keep the culture alive

[@FirsTLasT-zf5np]

Oh and those lines look like a guitar string vibrating hahahaha!