The Lady Of Many Colours tinting bottom of my new CW 9'6 Whalebone. It will be sanded back to allow for some black filler to be applied giving it some highlights, more pics to follow as they come.
Beautiful vid and lovely looking board. I really enjoyed watching a professional do it compared to myself Great edit!
Hats off to the Lady of many colours - she certainly knows how to add some colour. So what are you are doing on the deck? Or am I just going to have to wait for the next instalment
Big call here but that would have to be the best clip in LB seabreeze history,Vanders that board looks SIC mate.
Now can you give us a rundown on how Tint come up with this awesome result.Boy you have just raised the artwork stakes big time,Lacey will be frothing.Is the deck going to be similar?I'm going back to watch it again.
I expected nothing less. Thanks for the clip Vanders.
Q.is it true SDR got this whale bone name from when you made porn Vanders?
hmmmmm the Whalebone ..... named after a well known annual Perf comp that Steve Del participates in then
Congrats on the new girl in the family V
Thanks for that video bro...as Ted said its great to watch a professional in action...she has a fantatsic squeege technique!
She sure made that look a 1000% easier to do than it actually is..
Great video. All white top would look great
hey vanders- was that your board in the vid.
it was good fun being there when dale was tinting. they way the colours mix, when to spread it, when to mix the colour.
timing plays a big part of it.
dale had it easier because he was using epoxy resin
it's a practised skill and 'the lady' deserves all the kudo's
Lacey I feel everything 70 atm,I did some damage to my rotate cuff on the weekend and the other shoulder blade is stuffed just muscle soreness.
I've never seen a red in the wild let alone seeing and hearing one roaring,really good stuff vanders.
nice board too mate
Ok here's a few pics of before & after tinting the deck.
Still trying to decide between wet rub or gloss, leaning towards gloss just because that's all I've ever had but happy to hear opinions.
Mac getting some inside tips on how it's done.