Custom Painter "Hot Dog" Pete Finlan from Hot Dog Kustoms sharing his passion for custom painting.
With a passion for both hot rods and art, Pete Finlan has seamlessly merged these two worlds to create awe-inspiring custom designs that have become the epitome of automotive artistry. Owner of Hot Dog Kustoms, a hub of creativity and innovation, Pete's talent and expertise have earned him a well-deserved reputation as a master of his craft. From meticulously hand-painted pinstripes to intricate airbrushed details, his work on hot rods and motorcycles has garnered international acclaim and has become highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. With a keen eye for detail and an unwavering commitment to excellence, "Hot Dog" Pete Finlan continues to push the boundaries of automotive art, leaving an indelible mark on the industry and inspiring a new generation of artists and enthusiasts. PPG is Pete's go to paint brand.
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I have known Pete since the 80's. He painted my truck back in 87. Best painter I have ever met. True artists!
Love seeing the righteous painters in the spotlight! More please!
awesome work and guy
Great vid. A very talented and cool hot rodder
TOTALLY AWSOME VIDEO!!!! I MET PETE AT A CAR SHOW WAY BACK WHEN. HE INSPIRED ME TO START PINSTIPING. I AM GRATEFUL AND THANKFUL FOR THE HOT ROD COMMUNITY. I AM ALWAYS LEARNING AND GROWING.
GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CRAFYMANSHIP!!!! PLEASE CONTINUE TO SPEAK YOUR TRUTH.
You do some beautiful work outstanding thanks for the video👍🏻
The man
that's some fancy paintn' right there partner. While I normally have no wish to drive to Temecula , this guy and his ability might be worth the drive to his shop. I wonder how many years I would have to wait to get some painting done.
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How do you address paint bleed through? A local painter showed me how old weatherstripping adhesive bled up as a yellow stain in his beautiful white pearl paint. He then sanded down the area to bare metal, then applied 2k primer and it still bled through with a yellow stain! He said there are no sealers to stop this. There must be a way?