Another Hot Rod....

[fleetus macmullitz]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

That'll buff out better than the paint on a 10 year old BBQ smoker.

[GregWeld]

And before I had my first cup of coffee this AM -- he's sprayed a first coat of clear!

[MHORTON79]

Man, this build has really picked up steam of late. It's looking amazing. Paint looks like glass already.

[tubbed69]

thats very nice Greg if I had hair I sure could comb it in there for sure,now the fun part starts

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by MHORTON79

Man, this build has really picked up steam of late. It's looking amazing. Paint looks like glass already.

Actually -- getting a hot rod built by Brizio Streetrods is a very fast and timely process. HE just doesn't post or even share much info with the owner. His customers are very hot rod savvy and don't really need a lot of hand holding and updates. There is a TRUST there that they are getting EXACTLY the hot rod they spec'd out from the get go.

His customers are also extremely capable of funding the builds. That's a major difference, I think, of his customer base versus a more "normal" customer base where there are stumbles - stops and starts. He knows he can just work the process from start to finish and there's no question about being paid. If he thought a customer wasn't capable and willing - then he just wouldn't take you as a customer. He has a waiting list - you get in line to get a car built. :>)

His business is based around a work flow. The project doesn't even start until it's ready to go - and then once that process starts - it just moves thru the system. Remember too -- that most of these cars are pretty simple. So other than some minor body mods - or a chopped top - or louvers etc - these are more a fit and finish - or patch panels - floors etc.

Now - that's not saying that every car is the same or that they all flow perfectly because there are many very custom builds that are complicated -- but many are not - and they just "get done". Mine being one of those.

[Lenie]

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Sweet, florescent light muro's in the paint! This is going to be a good one Greg, can't wait to see it in person.

[GregWeld]

Darryl and Roy both take pics about as well as Rob does…. you just grab a phone and snap the pic without any consideration for the result. HAHAHAHAHAHA


The colors in these pics is HORRIBLE…. because they don't represent the color --- but when I tried to take pics of the sample panel -- I really struggled capturing the color. I'd far prefer to have Darryl laying down mils of paint than I would having him trying to take adequate pics. Ditto with Roy.

Having said that --- I'd love nothing better than to see the actual color… so a drop by after SEMA is a "must". Driving "the rig" thru San Francisco is worth the effort.

[waynieZ]

It looks Sweet Greg. With that color and the clear it should look miles deep when its buffed.

[GregWeld]

[fleetus macmullitz]

The Briz keeps good company ... FTW!