I,ve only tried it once,but I think I can do it a lot better with a little more practice.here's a pic of my first attempt,what do you think?



here's my toyota



do you think it would look good?

yank a fender or try in or try the hood. u kan allways sand it off if u dont like it... it looks nice from my bview... how did u learn to flam e like that? i kant even shade to a different color...

although thats hot..its old and country IMO, MAYBE a ghost flame, but thats it

I have done flames two-tones and tribal art for years and I really like the way true-fire looks,I think I can get it right,but I did that one on a flat panel,maybe I need to try it on a fender like you said,something with some curves,it's hard to create movement on a flat panel.

no mike lavalley but very good. i like true fire.

tru flames are bad ass

dude looks good just try it on your fender.

and if that looks good, i will send u my fenders and hood
lol

Try it - if you don't like it change it or sell them. If you keep it to lets say the hood and tailgate then it is easy enough to re-do.

thanks,I was wanting to make it long,like to the front half of the bed,that seems more realistic to me,kinda like on fire at 90mph?

Then make them thin and wavy, not bunched together. Then it will look like fire hauling ass. Otherwise, just fire burning for a while.

yeah,I'm gonna make it burn really hot in the nose and just let it flow onto the doors and the bedsides

here is some real fire by the guy thats painting my yota, i think the difference in yours and his is that his has less french curve edges, i.e. hard edges, real fire doesnt have hard edges. good luck.

yeah I see.my problem is I am so used to doing traditional flame jobs I make the shapes without noticing.I'm gonna catch something on fire and take alot of pic's then try to recreate it with the airbrush,thanks for the pic-looks good!