Wrangler's Art in Motion
We are located in Granbury, Texas. You are going to get a talented airbrush artist there on the premises & there isn't a job too large or too small for Wrangler to handle. He can custom paint everything from batting helmets to semi's. If you have a batting helmet, golf club, go-cart, custom car, custom bike, or are the very discriminating harley man (or woman), he aims to please and make you happy. Give Wrangler a chance to "Earn" your business and show you what he is capable of doing.
Wrangler's Art in Motion is simply Amazing !
When it comes to Hot Rods Custom paint has evolved over the year. Once bodywork was done, the cars were painted unusual colors. Transparent but wildly-colored candy-apple paint, applied atop a metallic undercoat, and metalflake paint, with aluminum glitter within candy-apple paint, appeared in the 1960s. These took many coats to produce a brilliant effect — which in hot climates had a tendency to flake off. Customizers like Wrangler also continue the habit of adding decorative paint after the main coat was finished, of flames extending rearward from the front wheels, scallops, and hand-painted pinstripes of a contrasting color. The base color, most often a single coat, would be expected to be of a simpler paint. Flame jobs later spread to the hood, encompassing the entire front end, and have progressed from traditional reds and yellows to blues and greens and body-color "ghost" flames.
Painting has become such a part of the custom car scene that now in many custom car competitions, awards for custom paint are as highly sought after as awards for the cars themselves.