Tamco Paint Manufacturing

Do you see that pop of color? Dan Mann made a nice choice of color on his project at Ford Mustang Nostalgia Nitro. He definitely made this a road stunner!

To come up with that nice combination, he used Tamco’s Custom Colors, which include Total Grapeness and You Can’t Sit With Us Pink Metallic to add some accent and bring in some elements. For balance, he also used Sinister Triple Reboot Green on the hood, making it stand out as the centerpiece of his project. Topped it off with the HC2104 High Solids Clearcoat Kit to make it shine even more and give depth, as well as overall protection to the vehicle.

What an outcome we witnessed using Tamco’s top-notch products.

Shayna Wilson revamps this motorcycle helmet into something deep but with a much livelier look.

To start this project, a Forever Seal is applied to provide strong adhesion and create good color holdout to the helmet. After that, she made sure to put a strong foundation layer that will act as an excellent, solid-colored ground coat. In which she used Tamco’s Basecoat Factory Packs (HB9900 Jet Black). Finishing it with HC1100 Overall Clearcoat Kit for a gloss and UV protection against fading over time.

In Lily Key's recent project, she made sure that she painted this Harley- Davidson Road Glide smoothly and flawlessly.

For that pop of black, she used Tamco’s Basecoat Factory Packs (HB9900 Jet Black), causing this road glide to have a premium look, and that coverage? That’s superb! Finishing off with the HC9500 Hi-Speed Impact 30 Min Clearcoat Kit, which has ultra-fast curing, ideal for any small parts or quick jobs without sacrificing durability.

On Kris Strop's recent project, she unleashes her skills by bringing this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro into a timeless, elegant look.

She made sure she had Tamco products in every bit of this car. To achieve that flawless and luxurious classic vibe, she uses Tamco’s HB9900 Jet Black. The basecoat stood out, specifically when it was topped off with an HC2104 High Solids Clearcoat Kit. It elevates the colors by creating a mirror-like effect. 

This masterpiece is really exceptional enough to be shown off!

This build was a long project for Austin and his father, but it proves that everything is worth the wait!

Recently shared their two-toned 1934 Ford Sedan masterpiece, Austin Bochman, together with his father, transformed a 1934 Ford Sedan, which was personally owned by his father. He shared a detailed process of the restoration by starting with applying the DTA (Direct to Anything) Epoxy Kit, followed by HP5310 Grey DTM (Direct to Metal) Primer Kit, and block sanding. After that, he applied HP3502 Black Forever Seal and Murdered Out Black 2.0 for the bottom part of the Ford Sedan. For another color on the top part of the car, he sprayed HP3503 White Forever Seal, followed by Slick Silver Metallic, and started to spray 4 coats of Kandy Killa Blue - Candy Pearl Basecoat, and topped it off with 2 coats of Monaco - Candy Pearl Basecoat. For the final touch, he sprayed 3 coats of HC4105 Extra Slow Glamour Clearcoat Kit and flow-coated with an additional 3 coats of the said clear.

It was an absolute show-stopper, combining both the talents and skills of Austin and his father. The pictures really don't do justice to how this build will make you dream of having and probably... make you drool!

Wherever this 1985 Ford F150 goes, it gets nothing but admiration and compliments, and we cannot deny why this truck is getting them.

Frank Dvorak decided to freshen his oldie-but-goodie truck using Tamco Paint's top-notch products from start to finish. Who would've thought that a 62 K-mile barn find would turn out stunningly beautiful! Before he painted the body, he sprayed the HP5310 Grey DTM (Direct to Metal) Primer Kit to achieve a strong adhesion of the paint as well as ensuring a sleek and clean finish. When it comes to choosing a color, it was inspired by a 1980 Kawasaki LTD1000, which he had when he was young. According to him, he always liked the color combo of that car, which is why he decided to bring his vision to life by using Tamco Paint colors. For the base color, he sprayed  HB9900 Jet Black; for the stripe, he used Slick Silver Metallic, which perfectly blended with the black base color. And to accentuate the stripe, he opted for Courage Red. For the final touch and to seal everything off, he went on spraying HC4100 Glamour Clearcoat Kit, which left a shine that elevated the whole look.

Even though Frank is not a professional painter, as he claimed that he is, he was so proud of what this project, the 1985 Ford F150, turned out, because every time people see his truck, he gets to admire and receive compliments.

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