T-Bucket Custom Paint at Home is Easy With This New DVD

Who says T-Bucket custom paint has to cost thousands and thousands? If you have the right tips, tricks and technique, along with some patience, you can do T-Bucket custom paint in your own garage with your only expense being for paint and masking materials. Don’t believe it? Believe it!

T-Bucket Custom Paint Tips Tricks

Sure, you’ll need a compressor and spray gun — but you might even be able to borrow those. In any case, it doesn’t take a big investment in high-tech, fancy stuff. In this new DVD set Fritz Schenck shows you how, step-by-step, in his own garage. No fancy paint booth or astronaut suit! Who’s Fritz Schenck, you ask?

T-Bucket Custom Paint Tips Tricks

Fritz Schenck has been building and painting custom show rods, cars and bikes for more than 30 years. A recipient of the coveted House of Kolor Prestigious Painter Award, the work he does never goes unnoticed. Fritz has worked with the Indian Larry Legacy custom bike shop and participated in Discovery Channel’s “Biker Build Off.” In addition to custom painting ISCA car show winners, his work has been featured in Street Rodder and Rod & Custom magazines, among others.

How to Do T-Bucket Custom Paint in Your Home Garage

 
To cut to the chase, we now have available a terrific new 7-hour, 3-DVD set available at our sister site, HotRodPlans.com, where Fritz shows you how to do awesome custom paint for your T-Bucket like the stunning work on his “Baja Bandeeto” shown in the Trent Sherrill photo below.

T-Bucket custom paint tips tricks

It’s incredibly exciting to see how such stunning custom paint effects can be laid out and executed in a simple home garage: no paint booth. If you’ve ever thought about getting or doing T-Bucket custom paint then head on over to our sister site, HotRodPlans.com, and check out all the details on this new DVD.

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