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Inside The Most Expensive RV Paint Job In The World! Prevost Liberty Coach (2.6 Million Dollar RV)

What happens here

Beyond buses, the custom paint shop applies artistic finishes to a wide range of items, including boats, cars, motorcycles, guns, and even household appliances like KitchenAid stand mixers and toasters. The shop has experimented with numerous paint brands over 30 years to find the optimal formula, settling on Dean Loucks TAOD (The Art of Design) products for exclusive ceramic coating, which they also promote for proper use (e.g., using correct pads and lighting, and not taking cars through brush car washes). The pricing for custom paint jobs is highly dependent on the complexity and time involved. Simple, freehand designs might cost around $800, while more detailed, layered work on a toaster could reach $1200 or more, reflecting the labor-intensive nature of design, stencil cutting, layering, and meticulous paint application.

Goal: Showcase the versatility and artistic range of custom paint applications beyond vehicles.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Sprayer — Applying paint to various items
  • Proper Lighting — Ensuring optimal visibility during painting and inspection
  • Proper Pads — Application and finishing of paint products
  • Custom Paint Colors — Creating artistic designs on various objects

What they say

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that works man because if we're not painting rvs we're painting boats for not painting boats painting cars painting motorcycles painting anything you can imagine really we have probably gone through i'd say six or seven different brands before i ever finalize on one formula and this stuff really does work well dean loucks you know we've all heard of the guy he's got 30 years in this and this is what he approves his products exclusive ceramic coating with his own title on it but again you know you need to have a little bit of experience to get it on there so you don't screw up your whole job you promote proper use of products too like using proper pads proper lighting and you actually do a job and don't be getting the brushes on your cars guys don't put them through the car wash we got mixers and toasters have some helmets if you're a sports fan we paint guns we paint everything anything you can imagine can be painted so if someone walked in here right now with a toaster it's like this is my toaster it's my favorite toaster i want coolest paint job on my toaster how much would that cost oh that's questionable depends on how detailed we want it to be well how about this one here what would something like that run yes that's again that's a good question this one's all free freehand and that's just you know dean lonk's going at it as an airbrush but i'd put a probably twelve hundred dollar bill on that and this mostly time the product is uh quality we're dealing nothing but kitchenaid so it's quality but i can't tell you it depends on time it's all time here's a little more simpler one this is a little more goofy and this is just a fade with speckles you know that might cost you 800 bucks okay it depends on what you want it's all comes down to time that one would match my upholstery yeah these guys here the problem is just getting them ready you know you start off with a 250 dollar stand mixer and then how much time goes into it we got to design it we got to cut the stencils you got to lay it out and then you go through the whole series of doing the cool colors lots of layers at the end of the day it's a conversation piece even if you don't use it it's sitting there and get something to gawk at and say that is the coolest thing it matches everything you have we're talking about it right now so i guess it worked is andrew steele in here i don't know if he is i don't know if anybody really treats this thing as as they should dean's been an active r design owner…

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