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Bright red with a classic flame
job.  White, yellow and kandy red
tips and of course, process blue
striping all the way around.

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Cracked rock and a wave of
patriotism, all shadowed.  Just
don't let it touch the ground.

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Lilac marbelizer returns in
streaks.  Lightning somewhat fits
the canvas.

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More Cat green pearl.  White,
pearl yellow and kandy red
graphics with orange striping.

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Old steel.  Rivets, rust, and
stains.  Oh, and skulls thrown in
for effect.

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Simple but effective.  Dark and
light blue mixed with bright yellow
graphics, and of course, outlined
with light blue

Can't let the customer have all the fruits of labor.  
The Aurora turned tangerine.  Lots and lots of pearl.
 Blue and purple divider with the infamous krystals
hidden within.  Can't forget the logo dusted into the
decklid.  An eye-catcher to say the least.
R.I.P. Oldsmobile!

This is the mailbox I built at WyoTech.  Everyone in
the class had to build one up from flat 20 ga. sheet
metal.  It's kandy plum and kandy yellow, my first
attempt at freehand striping on the door, stencil work
on the rear with a freehand firebird in memory of a
fallen friend of mine.

My brother's old beat up military issue toolbox.  He decided he wanted me
to paint something for him that wouldn't end up on it's side stuck in the
snow.  I striped it up one side and down the other, blues on one side,
patriotism on the other.  Eventually it'll be upside down anyway.

This is the cover page for my thank you letter to dbfoto.com.  It might not
have been fitting to put on a toilet seat but I'm not very good with that sort of
thing anyway.

Everyone needs one of these.  More marbelizer
again, under kandy plum.  I love laying the lines.  
Old school, lots of colors, and somehow you have to
make something out of it.  Notice the bat on the
front of the seat.