My painting services.

Hello all of this forum. This is the first Airsoft forum I've joined, and I'd like to offer my painting services. I currently live in southern jersey, for all who want cheaper shipping. I've done several camo jobs, some "un-realistic" paintjobs, for people who live where it is illegal to carry black arms, and I've done a good deal of prints. My first airsoft sniper will be here within a couple months or so, and I'll be putting "Inglorious Bastard" on it in metallic silver

My system is pretty simple. You guys pay for shipping, and the cost of paint x2. Yes, this is Creed's system. But, I use a protective layer or "clear coat" on top of the paint I use. It's a little more cost-wise, but definitely worth it. Since, spray paint DOES tend to chip over time.

I also regretfully say that I will NOT do dry-brush jobs. You'll thank me one day. Dry brush jobs DO NOT last in the long run.

If you guys NEED a sample of my paintjobs I'll post one ASAP.

sweet! looks like youre not the only one, we have another great gun-painter named whitewolf!

RIGHT HERE.
is it possible to show us some of your paint work?
I have some around the fourm, you just need to look at my posts.
also, killbucket might have some ideas, if you run out, like the AK47/74 he did.

Some detail work I've done on a nerf gun. Purple + Silver FTW!

BTW, all my detailing is done by hand with an x-acto knife. One time I did a PJ, and when I cut my nail with an x-acto knife I added legit blood to the PJ. So I put a lot of time into these.

I always take good care or my paintjobs. I've done a forest camo, and worn PJ too. But, that stuff is up north for now. Oh yeah, sorry for the crappy pics ^^^

If you want to do business, I ONLY accept EMPTY shells of airsoft guns. I don't want to end up spray painting internal, moving parts

you don't need to worry about that, all you need to do is cover the mag catch and any moving parts.(and use an all spectrum light to take pictures, works better, but costs $100+

lol, I'll lay off the $100+ photo helper. I took this one from my cell instead of my camera.

Oh, and thanks for the advice. I'll now be accepting what whitw wolf said.

Has anyone actually gotten painting business around here yet?

as in people wanting services, NOPE, better off at airsoft retreat.

but you will find that here, you get more than money, you get friends(wow that sounded sad, and wierd)

and if you hit somthing that you should'nt just scratch it with a flat-head screwdriver

Seems that they charge for items that rarely get sold. I'll pass.

And whit wolf, seems that you're the one 'round here that gets all the paint business. 3 words man. BRING IT ON

Nah, good luck with your future transactions. But as for all of you who want to see some legitimate feedback from my customers, see the link below. My username there was Chris.

http://nerfhaven.com/forums/index.php?act=Search&CODE=show&searchid=0b8196caf279a7c0241fa1e95ef2ee53&search_in=posts&result_type=posts&highlite=chris

It's only 3 or 4 reviews, but I've done a lot more than that and I'm in the process of about 4 more right now.

OH YEAH I BET YA I COULD DO BETtter...... yeah good luvk on your work too.


and, If you want some other ideas, try painting things like burlap and making a ghuille suit?

white wolf wrote:

OH YEAH I BET YA I COULD DO BETtter...... yeah good luvk on your work too.


and, If you want some other ideas, try painting things like burlap and making a ghuille suit?

on my ghillie suit which is burlap i always add a few sprays of greean and brown spray paint to it.

Like I said on Whitewolf's post, I don't really like paying someone to paint a rifle. A man's rifle is sacred. It is his own to paint if he desires it so. But again like I said, its not my call.

Some people like to spice things up and get a good PJ from someone besides themselves.

Or they don't want to show off their own artistic flava.

FLAVA FLAVAFLA

yeah.....