Aloha, Ryan, 1st thing I think I need to say is I don't mean to say striping is easy, I don't want to offend pro stripers, every year when I go to the "rat fink reunion" i won't even mention that I pinstripe, there are stripers from all over the world there and I feel like a kindergardner around them, watching them pull long, straight lines is amazing and it makes me realize how much I SHOULD practice. When 1 of the pro's saw my work and I asked for suggestions he said "darn! you just need to do a lot more". I honestly believe I have just got lucky. It's also very, very stressful for me, it takes forever and I do a lot of wiping and redoing before I'm happy, and I'm never really happy, but others say "stop man, thats perfect!" I could never do it professionally, I would go mad and i wouldn't make money it takes so long!! LOL. Now for your questions I'm not sure what you mean by outliners and as for the xcaliber brushes, keep in mind I got a "starter kit" from my brother, Dad and him are signmakers, I got 2 xcaliber's that I can't read the #'s on anymore and mack 00, 0 & 1 and 1 I trimmed that I can't read the # on anymore. I have no idea about other brushes for graphics, (that scares me, and handlettering no way, i won't even attempt that!!) I've never looked into it. So I'm such a newbie i can't answer, I just recommend others to try it too. Aloha!!
`A`ohe lokomaika`i i nele i ke pâna`i.
No kind deed has ever lacked its reward.
