First 10 to reply get them. I will cut a few sheets as freebies and divide them up. Reply here then PM address.
Dan
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/NewSig-2.jpg

I'll bite!!!
Thanks for the offer -- I'd be glad to take a sample off your hands.

Why not. Sure.

I'll take one please,Thank's.

Are they flames? They come with instructions? :rolleyes:

I've been sitting here looking at my first flame job trying to decide how to tackle it. I'd hate to scew a set of masks up that someone could actually make something out of.

Sure, could use them on my TDII car. Thanks Dan.

OK Sign me up! Anything for free! Masks... Beer... Food... Small Diecast cars. :thumbsup:

Dan, I was thinking about you the other day. You make great masks. I'd like to get in on this if I can.

Free masks? SWEET!!!! Let me know if i sent pm in time

I'd love to have one as I have started to dabble with painting.

t3 -

Please send one through to Gunn - I can provide you the address if you need it.

Thanks!

I'm I to late. I would love to have a set

Well, I missed out by a post or two, but I still wanted to say thanks for the offer to the board members. What better way to peak interest in your products than to sow a little seed on the boards. That was very cool of you. So again, thanks!

Hey t3,

Do you have a web site?

Hey t3,

Do you have a web site?
No website. Doing the masks for myself mostly and sell some here and there for supplies. Got tired of overpaying for them so I bought my own vinyl cutter. The link below is temporary as I am in the process of reworking some stuff. Check sub albums since opening page is blank.
Dan
T3Cochise Paint Masks (http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v113/t3cochise/Paint%20Masks/)

Thanks for reply, I would like to buy some in the future.

All masks have been mailed except for 2 that will go out Monday. Thanks for the interest guys.
Dan
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/NewSig-2.jpg

Thanks, man -- they came in today, and look great!!!

Got mine today. Great looking masks. Thanks.

I got mine today as well! Can't wait to try them out :woohoo: Thanks Again!

Got mine also, didnt expect this many. Thanks!

No problem guys. Please post pics once you've tried them.
Dan

Got mine today. Can't wait to try them out.
Thanks t3

Playing with the TDII Truck. Its a little dirty and needs some touch up. But hey... in progress...
Thanks t3cochise!!! This is another first for me (never tried this before). Was a lot less painless then I expected. A little detail and I'll be happy with it. Its a lousy pic but I'm having one of those days.
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w96/bob8748/SS850458.jpg
I'll post a finished job when finished. But this is great. Need to put a little black around the edges.

Your welcome guys. Please post pics as you use them. The more you use the masks the easier it'll get for you. You will find your on method that works best for you.
Dan
T3Cochise Paint Masks (http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v113/t3cochise/Paint%20Masks/)
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/NewSig-1.jpg

Got mine today...........Thanks very much. I'm looking forward to giving them a try. One way or another the TDII companion piece will be done in flames. Getting paints together now.. Thanks again.

Here's a quickie how to for the negative style masks. Keep in mind this is the way I have come to use them and you may find a better method for you. Hope it helps out guys.
Dan
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0583.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0584.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0586.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0588.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0589.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0590.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0592.jpg
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/NorCalKustoms/Paint%20Masks/Negative%20Mask%20How-To/DSCN0593.jpg

The negative style is the only one I've tried so far. You did a better job of taping also.
I want to try mixing the colors also. This one died? It started life so well. Quick question. If painting the body first, then applying the masks. How much time should be allowed for the base paint to dry? Rattle cans, still learning this stuff but having a lot of fun with it.

Dan,
I was wondering how you get that marbled effect. I know that on larger objects plastic wrap can be placed on the wet paint, but that doesn't look like what you have done on that dairy truck. I see marks on that truck that indicate manipulation of some sort of tool, such as a brush or a sponge. Could you shed some light on that?

Dan,
I was wondering how you get that marbled effect. I know that on larger objects plastic wrap can be placed on the wet paint, but that doesn't look like what you have done on that dairy truck. I see marks on that truck that indicate manipulation of some sort of tool, such as a brush or a sponge. Could you shed some light on that?

The marble effect is basically black base color then HOK Marbelizer then tweaked with plastic wrap. The DD in the pic I actually used a plastic bag from Home Depot.
Dan

The marble effect is basically black base color then HOK Marbelizer then tweaked with plastic wrap. The DD in the pic I actually used a plastic bag from Home Depot.
Dan

Thanks for the info Dan. I thought I recognized some of the marks on that Dairy. By the way, that color combo for the marble is fantastic. It really makes those flames pop. :thumbsup: