Showing posts with label Merch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merch. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

New DVD! Chop a Model "A" Top at Home.



It's here! The third in the series now. After cutting my arm I am back in the garage with my camera, sharing tips and tricks so all of you can do this crazy stuff at home too. The most popular custom trick of all time has to be the "Top Chop" And the most popular car to Chop has to be the Model "A" Ford. Work alongside me in my garage as I Chop a 1930 Ford coupe 2 1/4 inches, fill the roof opening with an old Chevy station wagon donor panel, and show you every step of the way how I did it, all at home, with basic tools. Window garnish moldings, the windshield frame, nothing is left out, every step is covered in this 2 DVD set! Over 4 hours long it is $25.

Get your copy here

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Hey gang, check out my new merch for sale!

There are a few new items in my online webstore, and even more to come in the following days. Click HERE to visit the store!

New Men's Spritz By Fritz T-shirts



New Stickers



New Resin Shift Knobs

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Pre-order now! Build A Fiberglass Body At Home 2 DVD Set!

Exciting news at Spritz By Fritz! We have been busy getting our new DVD out:



"Build A Fiberglass Body At Home"

It's a two DVD set of almost four hours for only $25!

It is out at the printer now, and since so many of you have asked for it, and have been waiting patiently, we are now taking pre orders and offering free shipping in the US until the end of March when we expect delivery to us.

Email us find out how to pre order Spritzbyfritz@aol.com or visit our store here.

I take you step by step as he builds his own creation from nothing and you can too! No expensive tools or big fancy shop, just me working away in my two car garage at home. Learn how to make your own one of kind professional quality show car body. There wont be another one anywhere like it. I start with a handbuilt chassis made from junk parts and box steel and use a motor & parts from the junkyard. You will see it all come together from a plaster buck, laying down fiberglass, attaching the body to the frame, even making a ring for the bubble, my signature feature taken from the days when show cars were "show" cars. You will be amazed what you can do. With a few simple ingredients you can create a masterpiece. As always, I show how anyone can do this, at home, with a lot of hard work, and with this DVD a lot of know how.

- FRITZ

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Back in the garage

Its been a while since I last posted, I guess I just got side tracked with life.

My wife Carrol's Surgery went well, The Cancer did not spread and she is going through a few chemo treatments to make sure they have gotten & killed all the little SOB's She is doing well!

I did a few bike paint jobs, did some rot repair of my neighbors pick up truck, Bought five 1959 chevy El Camino's (I don't know why I did that) but I did get my new show rod the "Baja Bandeeto" back into the garage.





I have the body off and am gluing front body mounts in under the nose with fiberglass. I'll do another set up where the split wishbones meet the body then I can move onto working on all the things that make a car a CAR! (Steering pedals, etc.)



In other news Famed Magazine (C.K. Deluxe & 'Ol Skool Rodz) cool guy Alan Mayes was kind enough to include me in his new book "HOT RODS" My clone of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth's "Outlaw" made the pages as well as my restoration on Roth's "Mega Cycle" an Honer indeed! You can get a copy of the book online at Amazon.com It would make a great stocking stuffer ya know!



My first DVD is done with great fan fare ;) "How to paint your motorcycle at home" or anything else for that matter. 3 1/2 hours of me painting 2 sets of motorcycle tins. you'll see candy paint, fogs, gold leaf work, etc! Watch your favorite magazines for a review. It isn't just motorcycles all the info is the same no matter what you happen to be banging on kids! You can check out what the guys over at Sideburns magazine by clicking here.

Thanks for reading and I'll see ya around the paint booth!

- Fritz