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I used a do it yourself paint-on pinstriping stencil from Finesse Pinstriping on my 1927 Chrysler yesterday. You carefully place the stencil tape where you want it, peel off the outer layer, apply the lettering paint with a camel hair pinstriping brush and carefully remove the remaining part of the stencil. It leaves a smooth,defined edge. It is much cheaper than hiring a skilled freehand striper, much faster than developing the freehand skill yourself and more authentic than a vinyl pinstripe. The product is called "The Striper" at www.finessepinstriping .com. Bob Callfas