I guess he aint guna finish that murial any time soon.

Dave what type of back up paint is that yellow.
Beautiful work thanks for taking time to show us.

Nice job Dodger.

Nice job Dodger.

Thanks Jerry.

What is the web address for Handovers.
I bought some red sable ouills from Rick a long time ago and they are great.
Thanks Bill Masters.

Forgot to mention there ar two number 55's James Gibb and Christopher Maylone

I'm missing 2,3, 10, 11, 12, have all up to 76.

There is a Bob Mitchell glue chip book on e bay if anybody is interested. Item number: 160085849402
No bids yet and little over an hour left, $9.99 starting bid. good luck Bill.

You can still buy asphaltum from Sherwin Williams but you have to buy a 5 gallon pail.
Thats what I found on their web site back when Rick passed and Mike was looking for other sources.

Larry there is a picture of the sign in AML volume 8 number 1 page 16.Hope this helps.Bill Masters.

I haven't used the asphaltum method in a long time.What I do is clean glass and apply avery paint mask with design and glo lines cut, peel areas to chip, sandblast, wash blasting residue from glass, apply glue(squeeze bottle method) when glue gells cut around design,when the glue chips it lifts the ...

Try looking in June 1984 Signs of the Times.

Has anyone lettered stainless steel,I have a job to letter a water tank but have never painted stainless steel before,any info greatly appreciated.Thanks Bill Masters

Hi Mike I have an extra Alf Becker book.Give me a call Bill Masters Golden Signs.570-961-0342

Donny, try using equal parts boiled linseed oil, smiths cream, and japan dryer all mixed together to make a painting medium,you can buy smiths cream from Triangle Coatings in California,Letterhead sign supply.Hope this helps, if you need more info drop me a line.Good luck Bill Masters.

I use a 40% mix of black charcoal powder and 60% blue chalk line powder in an old t-shirt, you still get a black pounce but it wipes of easier.I use a electro ponce, pounce wheels only on the job site when I forgot to pounce a line or two.