Getting a custom logo painted on a bike

Hi guys, wondering if anyone know a place in shanghai which offers this kind of service, not looking for stickers rather a high quality professional finish mat style finish, the guys on jiao ji lu can do the stickers but it just looks shittie, checked up in guang lang lu and no luck, aftermy last trip to baoshan imarket im not to hopeful about there either, not also so keen to let them near my bike with a poorly cut stencil and a spray can. Any idea how bike companies acutally get there logos looking good, is it normally painted, might try a printing shop perhaps,

Many thanks

talking about airbrush by any chance?
http://www.mychinamoto.com/forums/sh...esign-Shanghai via the famous search function: Advanced Search

looking for something like this its airbrush but done in the UK by a friend took front of bike and sent by airmail back to the uk but works out a lot of money

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Yep thanks airbrush is the word i was looking for, will go there, the joker would be a perfect fit for my faggio plus it would scare little children out of the way making my ride around the french concession more pleasant.

The guy who done the work is one of the top 10 people in the world who does this type of work the name of the guy is Paul Karslake ?? picture of a RR he done for some fun


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http://www.paulkarslake.co.uk

Thanks mate, looks good! Im just going for something simple, like a couple of letters which can be covered at inspection time, wana try an keep my bike as semi legal as possible :)

Paul turned this Bentley Mulsanne into his latest artwork titled "Empire".
Painted to coincide with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the car features scenes of British military victories including WWI, WWII, Trafalgar, Waterloo and The Falklands.
The car was displayed as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations near London's Piccadilly Circus during the "Big Jubilee Lunch".
Paul intends to auction off the car to raise funds for the charity Help For Heroes.


see link to website for full pictures


http://www.paulkarslake.co.uk/index.php?CONTENT=33

i just remove the front and put back a clear one for inspection days heheheh works for me ok

some more work paul has done in the past on bikes


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