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  • Birthday 02/10/1973

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    http://www.threemuttscustoms.com

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    San Gabriel, CA

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    hand tooled artwork, Harley tank bibs, rear fender bibs, custom tool bags and acrylic painting/custom dying
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    currently studying how handbags, backpacks, etc. are made.
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  1. I just use a fine tipped modelling spoon (Peter Main's is the best) abd press the tape into the cut line. That is all tucking it is.
  2. Hey Doc, if you scroll through the other pics in the post you'll see that I apply the black first then airbrush over it, masking areas as I go.
  3. A little bit of laser, hand tooling and airbrushing together for a retired Submariner.
  4. anything that helps a pup is a good thing in my book! Good on you Hags!
  5. Black Acetal works great for making stamps. You can buy it in sheets and rods of various thicknesses. US Plastics, ePlastics and others sell it online, cut to size/length.
  6. Thanks Chuck. When the client purchased the car, they got documentation allowing for the logo replication as long as the serial number is included in some way. It was originally meant for the owners (limited edition run) to be able to get shirts, hats, etc. done for shows but had no exclusions. After the first show the car was in, I got an email from the builder saying how they loved the bag so I think I'm good.
  7. Thanks. I laser engrave my own stamps.
  8. Black toolbag designed and made for a Dave MacDonald 289 Shelby Seabring Cobra 2017 Model 8" x 8" x 15" modeled after the toolbag that came with the original Shelby. Custom made stamps to match the car numbers and logo with serial number. Accented with hand stitched black & yellow waxed french linen thread. Natural calf skin lining.
  9. Thanks Tugadude, its taken many years and a couple of classes to get that myself.
  10. Hi JayEhl, Yes, the masking is done with Duck brand yellow masking tape. I lay the tape on gently and then using a modeling spoon tuck it into the tooling recesses. Once the area that I want covered is all tucked I use an exacto knife and a super light touch to cut the tape to shape, exposing the areas to be painted.
  11. My pleasure. I have more detailed photo steps of some others I'll try to post another time as well.
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