Who's the best boat Painter?
11-21-2011, 04:10 PM
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Who's the best boat Painter?
We have this on going question, who has the biggest and best reputation as a boat painter.
It it - The art of Design (TAOD), or maby Mitcher T, or how about Visual Imagination, or it might be some one we don't even know yet.
Please give your 2 cents worth, and we'll keep a talley.
It it - The art of Design (TAOD), or maby Mitcher T, or how about Visual Imagination, or it might be some one we don't even know yet.
Please give your 2 cents worth, and we'll keep a talley.
11-21-2011, 04:17 PM
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tough one each of those guys has there own style and are off the charts in terms of quality. Dont forget about GraphicFX and GeoGraphics. I personally think Dean Loucks is not of this earth, that guy is light years ahead of anyone in this field.
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08 OPA Class 1 National Champion
08 Class 1 Geico Triple Crown Champion
08 OPA High Points Champion
10 OPA Class 1 National Champion ( happy now Ed! )
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11-21-2011, 05:09 PM
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You can't leave Donald Rossi (Trick Paint) out of this, He painted all the "Real" Midnight Express, The Systems Cats, The Lip Ship Apache with the Ribbon paint Job, the list goes on & on. He is the Original Custom offshore boat painter, I believe he still does the Pantera's and some others.
Then there is "Benny" who did all the Popeyes & Fayva shoes boats. He could lay paint on with a gun and it would shine like you just wet sanded and buffed it, back then (before this base coat/clear coat stuff) you actually had to be good with your spray technique if you wanted it to shine, these days they rely on the clear to make it shine.
Then there is "Benny" who did all the Popeyes & Fayva shoes boats. He could lay paint on with a gun and it would shine like you just wet sanded and buffed it, back then (before this base coat/clear coat stuff) you actually had to be good with your spray technique if you wanted it to shine, these days they rely on the clear to make it shine.
