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I have been looking for a heavy wind board but am hesitant due to the large price tags. I'd rather spend my money on kites if I had to choose...
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I'm still wet behind the ears and don't have my board preference fine tuned but I'm always interested in supporting someone local first before going mainstream. yeah I'm interested.
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Sweet board Tom. Carbon is the future! Let me know if you need art on that bad boy. Can you make me a 128 that bi-cects and fits in a backpack?
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Kick ass pigeon :), Philthy.
Another HUGE advantage to a custom board, is it is unlikely to get stolen (or at least re-sold.... easily). I use to paint all my boards to look like crap, just so no one would want to take them. Nice work, Phil. I wonder if a hot looking board increases someone's (a non-kiter) desire to steal it? Obviously, they couldn't resell it (without the crap getting kicked out them). |
It pays to put contact info in between the layers of glass where it simply cannot be removed.
Nice art work, I may hit you up for some graphics at some point! |
I was thinking the same thing about the contact info.
If someone puts a sticker on it, it's still there. The police will see it, in case it is necessary. |
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Be sure to bring the finished product back in the office... Looks very nice bro~ |
Heck, you could make the whole board look like an address stamp. How about in big letters " KEEP OFF so n so's Board".
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Tom if you or anybody is interested, i just finished airbrushing art on my friends new surfboard. I did it on top of the fiberglass, not on the foam blank like most surfboard art is done. The technique i use makes it very durable and no U.V fade. Scroll down to the blond purple girl being abducted by aliens.
http://homepage.mac.com/anthropods/PhotoAlbum20.html or girl-bot should i say. Cheers! Phil |
when Airbrushing straight to the fiber glass, do you have a problem with the paint dripping? what kind of paints are you using, I am considering airbrushing on some cotton fabric(to reduce drippage) and then laminating. what do you think
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