one of my friends in high school learned how to zebra stripe with spray paint cans... with that bit of knowledge under his belt, he zebra striped EVERYTHING that he owned using black and grey primer. his station wagon was a mess of zeebra stripes, with about 3000 auxilary lights, 20 air horns, and last time I saw it, a tank turet sticking out of the hood. I dunno if he still has/drives that thing or not, but it was deffinately the coolest rig I'd ever seen.
I was going to try and Tiger stripe my suburban with black and orange.... I think the key would be to pick a base coat, paint it with that, and then depending on wether you wanted a harsh edge or not, determine how to mask it up. spray it with the other color, remove masking, let dry/cure, then clearcoat or whatever.
I think I might have to try this on my C20 suburban now, and see what It looks like... it certainly can't look any worse then it already does, with its faded `buckskin' tan paint, with red primer showing from beneath the surface....
-Rich
