YouTube requests

Not for nothing, that guy was really good. A lot going on there, he hit the turns on que and was able to follow the pattern. I hate to admit it but if I had to do that as a restripe, I probably would grab the Sportaper out of trailer. Tom

you would really tape that entire thing? If you figure out how to paint off the rear wheel it wouldnt be that bad.

Trust me I know how to paint off the back wheel. To make that many back and forth curves in such a tight area is impressive.

jpanz wrote on Mar 25, 2013:Go to #2

you would really tape that entire thing? If you figure out how to paint off the rear wheel it wouldnt be that bad.

Yeah but you're a legend. Lol.

but if you put a small tip and go slow, if you are a decent striper you should be able to follow it.

jpanz wrote on Mar 27, 2013:Go to #5

but if you put a small tip and go slow, if you are a decent striper you should be able to follow it.

yep. ...IF

cool!!

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=5SlqjOhgctM&feature=yo…

chitown wrote on Apr 23, 2013:Go to #8

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=5SlqjOhgctM&feature=yo…

Great video. I have blasted lines off and it works like a charm. Definitely my favorite method. You need an A/C helmet.

Where's this youtube channel that this post started with?

Quoting ncstripe1, February 27, 2013 (that post is not in this thread):

same here, paint in the bed of the truck. no linedrivers in mine tho, i tried one and hated it. Guess I missed this post. First and only person I ever heard make that commit. To me most important tool in the toolbox.

Milt wrote on Jun 17, 2013:Go to #11

Quoting ncstripe1, February 27, 2013 (that post is not in this thread):

same here, paint in the bed of the truck. no linedrivers in mine tho, i tried one and hated it. Guess I missed this post. First and only person I ever heard make that commit. To me most important tool in the toolbox.

He'll change his mind when the shoe store starts to offer him stock options and the foot doctor starts talking transplants.

we tried one and didnt like it. i dont dig the autolayout either.

Quoting ericram30, March 04, 2013 (that post is not in this thread):

check out my set up on this older post. Best set up ever for me. I can brake really hard if I need to without worrying about anything falling over. Machines are pinned down and cans are secured by the rails. 14' trailer. And I prefer open because I hate climbing over stuff to get to other stuff. I just make sure my trailer is kept indoors. http://www.theparkinglotforum.com/index.php/topic,7425.ms… Eric... link is dead. I am having a guy fab this up in my truck bed. Can we see how you've got yours laid out? I remember it very well with holding the paint buckets but I'd like for him to look at what he is doing.

TruColors wrote on Sep 2, 2013:Go to #14

Quoting ericram30, March 04, 2013 (that post is not in this thread):

check out my set up on this older post. Best set up ever for me. I can brake really hard if I need to without worrying about anything falling over. Machines are pinned down and cans are secured by the rails. 14' trailer. And I prefer open because I hate climbing over stuff to get to other stuff. I just make sure my trailer is kept indoors. http://www.theparkinglotforum.com/index.php/topic,7425.ms… Eric... link is dead. I am having a guy fab this up in my truck bed. Can we see how you've got yours laid out? I remember it very well with holding the paint buckets but I'd like for him to look at what he is doing.

All good. Found it.