hey guys, so i have been working for the past few weeks on a new project, thus i have started the brand sunrise.

the first product i will be dropping today may not catch on but still, its custom bowls.

i have been making bowls for a few weeks now and have sold 2, both to local freinds. I want to make these top wuality, but also at a affordable price unlike blackriver parks ect. so i will start prices at 90 bucks plus shipping for a small cust (shown below) and for the other prices send me your design for the bowl and i can send you a price.





that is the 5th out of 7 bowls i have made, the others where flops or sold. i will soon have pics of the other bowls i sold once my freinds send me pics.

soon i am going to start aparel and ledges. decks will be once i get new equipment because mine was stolen.


thanks for reading and if you are interested in a bowl i have a special offer for fbhq members. if you order a custom before 6/22/13 you get 10 dollars off an order over 90 dollars and 15 dollars off an order of 120 or over

edit!!

also i forgot to add that if you cant design the pool you would want, you can tell me your idea and my dad can make a cad model professionally done for free

make them smoother to lumpy

kyle ashley wrote:

make them smoother to lumpy

they are very smooth, that was the paint because it was in between coats and what not.

shippin will cost alot thought?

kyle ashley wrote:

shippin will cost alot thought?

not really, it will be about 30-50 dollars depending and i will pay partial shipping cause im nice

Looking nice but there is for sure some more work to be done. I'd try and make the sides more straight if that makes any sense. like make it more of a square. Also I'd use real bricks or pool coping. Kyle is right though the concrete looks a little lumpy even if it is between coats of paint or lacquer. Could we get some more pictures?

Ryan wrote:

Looking nice but there is for sure some more work to be done. I'd try and make the sides more straight if that makes any sense. like make it more of a square. Also I'd use real bricks or pool coping. Kyle is right though the concrete looks a little lumpy even if it is between coats of paint or lacquer. Could we get some more pictures?

yes i realize the sides are a problem, so im going to line them with plywood so they look better and improves the strength. tiles will be used for coping if the customer wants. and yes the concrete is lumpy i just noticed, but that was because lack of sanding, im carving a new bowl tonight so pics of that and more pics of the painted bowl once i finish laquer

mattyb wrote:

Ryan wrote:

Looking nice but there is for sure some more work to be done. I'd try and make the sides more straight if that makes any sense. like make it more of a square. Also I'd use real bricks or pool coping. Kyle is right though the concrete looks a little lumpy even if it is between coats of paint or lacquer. Could we get some more pictures?

yes i realize the sides are a problem, so im going to line them with plywood so they look better and improves the strength. tiles will be used for coping if the customer wants. and yes the concrete is lumpy i just noticed, but that was because lack of sanding, im carving a new bowl tonight so pics of that and more pics of the painted bowl once i finish laquer

Sounds great dude! Looking forward to seeing it!

more info,

under inspection of the bowl in the pic it is lumpy like ryan and kyle said, that was the fault of buying the wrong concrete at first but today i picked up a bag of the correct concrete so it should be perfect now.

ryan and specific pics you want?

mattyb wrote:

more info,

under inspection of the bowl in the pic it is lumpy like ryan and kyle said, that was the fault of buying the wrong concrete at first but today i picked up a bag of the correct concrete so it should be perfect now.

ryan and specific pics you want?

Take many pictures of the new bowl you are making when it's done
MattyB swag

Spoiler:

yeah can't wait to see more pics of newer bowls, I'd def consider one

Looking forward to seeing more of these ^-^ looks quite good matty

You need to use actual coping or tiles for the edges of the bowl. It just look silly because of the roughly made brick designs.

Also, use a different paint and use something to smooth the concrete better.

I'm no expert on bowls, but this would be my preference.

Indeed, when you do all this, they'll be awesome! ^-^

the rough painted coping was what i wanted, and the paint is fine for me. i clear coat them also.

laying down crete on new bowl now

the concrete coping is fine, maybe charge people extra if you can work out how to do metal or something else though ^^

RonNation wrote:

the concrete coping is fine, maybe charge people extra if you can work out how to do metal or something else though ^^

thats a good idea, but round metal coping wont be offered as of now

Looking good!

Looking great! Can't wait to see more in the future.

so untill ig et some things sttled, the bowls will be sold as ''real street bowls'', have you ever been to a skate spot and it was just perfectly smooth and beautiful? thats like a very low chance, these bowls ride amazingly smooth, but there may be small imperfections in the surfaceing, like shown in the pic. but i can assure you they are very smooth.

The bowls look really good!!
Good job!

EWWWW! SOOO LUMPY!

ianbryce199 wrote:

EWWWW! SOOO LUMPY!

lol you still butt hurt about your beggin page? seriously grow up.

big announcement coming soon, keep watching.

guys buy one now while they are cheap, price drop to 80 bucks on a small one like pictured, super smooth now that i can sand them