$50 off Gallery Wraps - Custom Show Boards

[66gtk]

While supplies last - see my website/blog section for details on this offer.
http://www.customshowboards.com

[prostang92]

can you make my lightning look like new?

[66gtk]

Is this a serious question?

[prostang92]

yeah how much touch up can you do to make my truck look nice...?? is it possible?

curious

[66gtk]

I very likely could make it look like new. As long as it isn't rusty or panels are dented up / out of alignment.

[prostang92]

hmmm let me ponder this... think it would look kewl on the wall of the garage

[p51mstg]

prostang, the trick isn't making it look like new, it's making it "be" new :thup:

Troy, speaking of wanting something to look new, I sent you an e-mail a while back with an attached factory photo from WCFD's 1929 fire truck. What I did was scan an 8x10 negative that was taken by a professional photo studio in Minneapolis. Since I don't know where the true original photo is, that's the best I can do at the moment. Turns out, the free software that came with my PC enabled me to turn the scanned negative into a positive. Do you remember seeing that? I can send it again, if you want me to.

[66gtk]

Hi Bob,

I just replied to your email. Best to scan the negative with a dedicated negative scanner designed for that kind of task. Perhaps a place like National Camera can do it?

Troy

[p51mstg]

Didn't think of them. Ever work with "ProColor" our of Minneapolis? I'll check around and see if anyone is willing to tackle it. Thanks for the e-mail, too.

Like I said, your work speaks for itself - your show boards are outstanding.

[Stilz]

Troy,
Do you take your own pictures, or do you use others that have been taken? I'm seriously considering getting one made Before winter.
Thanks,
Rob

[66gtk]

YES, I take my own pictures and work very hard to get it done to a high standard - if you want a Gallery Wrap of your car there is no other way I would do it.