Surfboard
One thing Shawn has learned about painting surfboards, is that each one is unique because each one is actually hand shaped. When Shawn paints a surfboard, he leaves the actual signature of the 'board shaper' on the back. This board was shaped by Price St. Clair.

First, Shawn repaired cracks and splits in the board with a thin layer of fiberglass. Then, he filler primed the board.

After that, he sanded it smooth and began with a Kandy Orange base, followed with a pearlized blue base graphic.

He then used an 'Old School' lace trick to airbrush the lace pattern.

Then came 3 colors of free style pinstriping to create this incredible board.


To top it off, Shawn added more blue pearl in the final clear coat.

First, Shawn repaired cracks and splits in the board with a thin layer of fiberglass. Then, he filler primed the board.

After that, he sanded it smooth and began with a Kandy Orange base, followed with a pearlized blue base graphic.

He then used an 'Old School' lace trick to airbrush the lace pattern.

Then came 3 colors of free style pinstriping to create this incredible board.


To top it off, Shawn added more blue pearl in the final clear coat.
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