Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby Dispatch » Thu Sep 01, 2011 5:38 pm

Is going to a board shaper the only place you can get a board a custom paint job or are there any commercial companies that you can order an 'off the shelf' board during production with one? :shrug:
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Re: Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby kitesurfer » Mon Sep 05, 2011 7:21 am

Boards can be sprayed using a water based acylic paint after they have been shaped and glassed by any artist. You just need to cover their work once done with an acylic laquer.

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Re: Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby Louise-L » Wed Sep 07, 2011 4:15 pm

Make sure you go to someone reputable... I made that mistake and my board looks like some dog puked on it :( I bought my longy from a hire shop, he'd had it in a few weeks but nobody was hiring it (it's huge) so he sold it to me pretty cheap. He said he'd sort it out with a nice custom paint job before we picked it up and asked what I wanted. Well, I picked it up and it looked like some kinda tie-dye job with patterns drawn on with a felt-tip pen. I had to strip it down and it looks kind of ok now.
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Re: Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby surf patrol » Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:40 am

lol Louise, a lesson for everyone.
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Re: Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby Louise-L » Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:40 pm

surf patrol wrote:lol Louise, a lesson for everyone.


Yes! rides brilliantly so I guess it doesn't matter how it looks... still, I looked a right idiot coming out of the surf with it under my arm.
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Re: Getting A Custom Paint Job?

Postby surf patrol » Mon Sep 12, 2011 6:46 pm

And that's what's important (the riding right and not the looking like an idiot :-D )
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