I use a Paasche flow pencil tool that works great...
It is a gravity-fed FP-1/32 flow pencil from Paasche where I also purchased
the pressurized cup for more even paint flow. I prefer this over the use of
a pinstripe brush because it is easier for me to handle while painting
straight & curved lines. Here is the URL of the Paasche tool description
where they pop up on eBay several times a month...
http://www.paascheairbrush.com/
Regards, Steve Neago
Cincinnati, OH
> I have one of these pin striping tools with the wheel. I agree with Jan,
> it works but is not something you just pick up and use. You have to build
> a skill with it as it has it own quirks. My hand is not steady enough to
> use it without a guide. I did a wheel once with it and that came out
> pretty good. The wheel was easy, I put it in a truing stand. Locked the
> tool in a fixture with a swing arm. Spun the wheel and moved the swing arm
> over to the rim and in seconds had a perfect pin stripe. Wish I could move
> a bike frame around like that.
>
> Ray Homiski
> Elizabeth, NJ