Check out this video on jalopnik about Andy the Pinstriper. This guy does it freehand, and its just what every classic car needs.
http://jalopnik.com/5815457/art-of-the-pinstripe
The Pinstripe
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spiderrey
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Re: The Pinstripe
Good vid. Where is this guy at.
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Re: The Pinstripe
In a former career, I did sign painting as a small part of my job. He is totally correct! I've tried my hand at pinstriping (out of necessity on signage). It is VERY difficult to have the precision that he has. I never got good enough to even consider striping a car. His work looked top notch. BTW, if you've every tried pinstriping...the 1 Shot paints are a must! They were great.
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Re: The Pinstripe
He says anyone could do it with practice. Yeah, right! I had to forget about being a brain surgeon because of a genetic tremor in the hands. 
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