need a paint job?
Wisehomies
paint jobs. We got into painting bikes because we like painting bikes and
because of that are now offering high quality paint jobs at affordable prices.
We not only will paint your bike but if you have any body damage we will repair
it or find a piece to replace it at a great price. Our motto is simple. if you
can think of it we can paint it. Please email me to see a bike we just
finished. And here is where we help you. If you recommend someone to us and
they get their bike painted(the whole bike lol) we give you a 50 dollars fee.
Thats right you tell someone to have there bike painted by us and you get 50
dollars for no work.any questions email us at OmegaCol...@yahoo.com
Az Barber
news:20030214192019...@mb-mq.aol.com...
Translation:
*We paint cars at a body shop and have figured out a way to paint bikes on
the side without our bosses knowing. We don't have much experience painting
bikes (just the one) but it's pretty much the same thing isn't it?*
Here's the thing. I work with one of the finest painters in the business. To
do a good job takes time and requires expensive materials. If you use crappy
paint and/or hurry the job, it'll look like shit and won't last a year. If
you claim to do it "real cheap", you are either naive or you're cutting
corners.
Az
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Ray Abbitt
Az Barber <barb...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>"Wisehomies" <wiseh...@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:20030214192019...@mb-mq.aol.com...
>> we at Color Designs are tired of people charging huge amounts for
>
>
>*We paint cars at a body shop and have figured out a way to paint bikes on
>the side without our bosses knowing. We don't have much experience painting
>bikes (just the one) but it's pretty much the same thing isn't it?*
>
own anyway). And they probably do all of their customers a big favor and
drain their gas (into their own vehicles).
>Here's the thing. I work with one of the finest painters in the business. To
>do a good job takes time and requires expensive materials. If you use crappy
>paint and/or hurry the job, it'll look like shit and won't last a year. If
>you claim to do it "real cheap", you are either naive or you're cutting
>corners.
>
Of course anybody stupid enough to deal with newsgroup spammers deserves
the quality of the job they get.
-ray
'96 FXDL
hawgeye
"Az Barber" wrote...
> "Wisehomies" wrote...
> > we at Color Designs are tired of people charging huge amounts for
> motorcycle
> > paint jobs. We got into painting bikes because we like painting bikes
and
> > because of that are now offering high quality paint jobs at affordable
> prices.
> Translation:
>
> *We paint cars at a body shop and have figured out a way to paint bikes on
> the side without our bosses knowing. We don't have much experience
painting
> bikes (just the one) but it's pretty much the same thing isn't it?*
OR
*We don't use respirators or ventilation so we get a good buzz and don't
have to buy crack. So we pass the savings on to you.*
ZombyWoof
<barb...@bellsouth.net> let us in on their opinion by saying:
What is that old axiom about getting what you pay for?
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ZombyWoof
You're not a liberal, you're a mental patient who isn't
receiving adequate supervision.
Randy
> >
> >*We paint cars at a body shop and have figured out a way to paint bikes
on
> >the side without our bosses knowing. We don't have much experience
painting
> >bikes (just the one) but it's pretty much the same thing isn't it?*
> >
> >Here's the thing. I work with one of the finest painters in the business.
To
> >do a good job takes time and requires expensive materials. If you use
crappy
> >paint and/or hurry the job, it'll look like shit and won't last a year.
If
> >you claim to do it "real cheap", you are either naive or you're cutting
> >corners.
Funny, back in '96, I dropped my bike at a small family-run dealer, and told
them to replace the gas tank and throw a ghost flame paint job on the new
tank. They charged $325 for the ghost-flame paint job from an "independent
contractor." It looked great then and it still looks great. I'm not saying a
painter shouldn't charge for his labor - there can be a lot of labor in
stripping the old paint and fixing sheet metal. What I am saying is that
painters who refuse to work with anything other than $900/quart paint are
out to make themselves look good at the customer's expense. Spending that
kind of money on a regular street bike is wasting money, not cutting
corners.
FWIW,
Randy
'02 FLTRI
Philip Nasadowski
wrote:
> Funny, back in '96, I dropped my bike at a small family-run dealer, and told
> them to replace the gas tank and throw a ghost flame paint job on the new
> tank. They charged $325 for the ghost-flame paint job from an "independent
> contractor." It looked great then and it still looks great. I'm not saying a
> painter shouldn't charge for his labor - there can be a lot of labor in
> stripping the old paint and fixing sheet metal.
Lucky you.
> What I am saying is that
> painters who refuse to work with anything other than $900/quart paint are
> out to make themselves look good at the customer's expense.
Not always. Shit paint looks like shit paint and if the guy can't work
thepaintgun, it looks bad anyway. I've seen tons of shitty paint jobs.
believe me. flame jobs where you can see the airbrush marks and all are
bad looking no matter what they cost.
> Spending that kind of money on a regular street bike is wasting money,
> not cutting corners.
Beats me, my paint cost a lot but everyone who sees it thinks it's
great. The paint work was fucking spectacular and it's held up great,
too. a LOT better than some jobs I've seen where it's bubbling or shit
like that....
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