67 Camaro Pin Stripes

[Zedder]

Are there stencil kits available for the pin stripes on a '67 Camaro or do people just have them hand painted freehand? Thanks,

[L72COPO]

Mark, mine were painted freehand by a guy in Toledo, OH. We used the specs in the assembly manual.

Don

[Kurt S]

Yowsa.
Try http://www.eastwoodco.com/email/defa...p;SKW=beugler. Available elsewhere too.

[Zedder]

Thanks Don, I would have figured yours were hand painted since they turned out so nice!

Kurt, that link doesn't work, but I looked aroud the Eastwood site a little and all I could find were some videos and books on how to pinstripe. Is that what you were suggesting?

Thanks again guys.

[Mark_C]

No, he's pointing you to the Buegler rollout pinstiper. The kind with one of more serrated roller wheels attached to a cylinder full of paint. That's how they were painted at the factory along with a metal guide. The Buegler guns are really simple to use and do an excellent job (with a little practice) of laying the paint on smoothly, and have the ability to paint absolutely parallel lines. Beugler Pinstriper

[Enoch]

I always lay them out with pre-cut stenciling tape, paint them, remove the tape and polish by hand they come out great! For and example (I know it's a 69 not a 67) look under the post "Thanks for the help with Fathom Green " in this section and look at nj steves attachment. the pin strips on his pace car were done that way.
Hope this helps, Rich.

[Zedder]

Thanks Mark,

That set-up is pretty neat. I can't even draw stick people, so I'm not sure if I would even attempt it Thanks to you too Rich, I'll check out those pics.