I love gold leaf. It's another of those things to learn on my list. And this example is inspiring!
-dan
Posted by Mike Kelly (Member # 2037) on :
Beautiful job, Ron. Congratulations. I, too, would love to see some close-ups.
Posted by John Deaton III (Member # 925) on :
Very well deserved.
Posted by Sonny Franks (Member # 588) on :
Oooooh-La-La (French for "swell job")
Posted by Dave Grundy (Member # 103) on :
SAUCY Ron!!!!!
Posted by Kookaburra (Member # 254) on :
Wow... that is absolutely brilliant.. can you do me a car like that? Please? Wow.. just wow.. that's brilliant.
Posted by Ron Percell (Member # 399) on :
Oh my, what a great New Years Gift to come back to Mark, Thank you!
Thanks for all of the uplifting comments everyone.
Posted by FranCisco Vargas (Member # 145) on :
Fabulous work of art!
Posted by AdrienneMorgan (Member # 1046) on :
WOO HOO!!!!! way to go Ron!!!!!
Yew Rock!!!
I may just hafta run out there and take a look for myself!
A
Posted by Rob Clark (Member # 787) on :
That work is awe inspiring!
Great work Ron.
RobC
Posted by Kevin L. Kleinhans (Member # 1263) on :
Beautiful job Ron. How many hours did you end up working on this beautiful peice of art?
Posted by Harris Kohen (Member # 2139) on :
Hey thats anice pice of art there, I especially love the substrate you did it upon. Now my BIG question, where back east did this guy find this thing? I am curious to see if it is one of the few that I actually got to work on for a restoration shop.
I had a business for 10 years repairing them, thats what got me into the pinstriping and lettering act.
Posted by Ron Percell (Member # 399) on :
It was lettered with the name "Gradyville". Hope that helps, as far as how many hours, not sure, but it was good fill work, Saucy!
