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Title: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Manky Monkey on January 21, 2009, 12:01:03 AM
Had an email from Clive, who's an airbrush artist today.
We've had a few guys joining the forum purely to use it as free advertising, which really ain't on. We fund the site from our own pockets & don't do so for the benefit of businesses.
Clive had a refreshingly honest approach though, so I thought What the hell, why not -& complimenting us never goes amiss!  :)
He wrote:

Hi there,

Sorry about the direct approach, but I came across your website, via a link from Pinstriping UK.

I am a new airbrush artist, just starting out in the custom painting scene and am 'trawling' for possible work!

My work can be seen at my website, www.airbornecustompaint.co.uk, and in addition to this work, I am always working on new ideas, and adding to the site as projects get completed. I am also about to go on a pinstriping course with Kris at PuK, to broaden my skills!

Please could you just keep me in mind if anyone in your club is looking for artwork to be done on their vehicles, no matter how small, as I am only down the road on the Basingstoke side of Andover in Picket Piece, Hants, (or will be from the beginning of Feb, we're in Middle Wallop at the moment)!

Many thanks for your time, and hopefully this will bring in more contact between us. By the way, what a top site!!!!!!!!!!!!

Clive Stevens
Airborne Custom Paint


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on January 21, 2009, 06:10:01 PM
Many thanks MM for the invite to join this forum, and to 'advertise' myself for custom Airbrush needs that your members may require!

Just a little bit about myself!

Started airbrushing eight months ago, after attending a course with Beej Curtis, of Organic Image (and one of THE top airbrush artists in the country), and haven't been able to put my 'brush down since!!! In fact my first 'project' was to do the tank and panels on a 125 I've got knocking around the garage, with a sheared clutch lever (at the gearbox end!), in black with metal tears and snakeskin underneath! Nothing like starting at the deep end!

I've always got one project or another on the go, whether it be a guitar/surfboard/Radio controlled car, or just a practice panel!

On top of this I'm about to go off and learn to pinstripe, just to add to my skills!;D

Clive


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Manky Monkey on January 21, 2009, 10:41:45 PM
Got any photos of your work Clive?


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on January 21, 2009, 10:48:53 PM
Yes mate, there's loads on my website!!!! :D

Clive


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: TwistedPatience on January 21, 2009, 11:02:33 PM
http://www.airbornecustompaint.co.uk


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: SteveRedd on January 30, 2009, 08:38:32 AM
here clive ...that stuff ain't bad ....for a beginner  ;D


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on January 30, 2009, 02:53:53 PM
Cheers buddy! Well, that's what I am, a beginner! ;D

But determined to make this my 'job' in the long run, and looking for any jobs to practice on!!

Clive


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on March 09, 2009, 07:13:19 PM
Just to let everyone know, I've now got the opportunity to acquire Harley-Davidson 'tins', which can then be custom painted by 'moi' at reasonable rates!

Don't know how helpful this could be, and how many people on here are HD owners (I guess, not many), but it would mean that rather than having a bike off the road whilst it's being re-painted, you could now just replace the tins in a day!!

Clive


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: TwistedPatience on March 09, 2009, 07:19:34 PM
Now that could be handy, as you know I have Harley tanks ;D


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: tazet on March 09, 2009, 07:20:02 PM
That's good and a lot of people use HD tanks for trike projects. Manky has and so have I got HD tanks. Can you get all ranges of tank or just certain styles?


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on March 09, 2009, 07:22:52 PM
Should be pretty much the full range!

And meant to say that I should be able to get the stuff at trade prices!

Clive


Title: Re: Airborne Custom Paint
Post by: Clive on December 09, 2009, 08:55:31 PM
Voodoo has shamed me into the same offer (which would have happened anyway). That is, any paintjob quoted will have a 15% discount factored in for ALL MMM members!!!!!

Clive