It is not uncommon for someone to have diverse interests. But what does a pizza shop have in common with a custom upholstery shop? This week, Mal interviews Chris McClintock about his journey from working in his family’s pizza shop to establishing Bux Customs in a small town in Pennsylvania. Today, Bux Customs is known for custom high-end automotive interiors.
Chris’s story is inspiring because he succeeded in an industry that is very different from what he knew. His stunning designs and detail-oriented craftsmanship have won him awards, making him one of the most sought-after hotrod trimmers in the United States. Let's hear about how Chris learned the craft, his design inspirations, and his goals for the future. And of course, the episode will not be complete without Mal putting his guest on to the Rapid Fire Hot Seat.
“No matter what project I’m doing, I’m diving full into it.”
- Chris McClintock
In This Episode:
How Bux Customs started from the ground up
What can we learn from Chris about learning the custom upholstery craft
A proud moment for Chris (which has nothing to do with custom upholstery)
Bux Customs is growing (do you have what it takes to join the team)
What does the future look like for Bux Customs

Connect with Chris and Bux Customs:
https://buxcustoms.com/ (Website)
https://web.facebook.com/Buxcustoms/ (Facebook)
https://www.instagram.com/buxcustoms/ (Instagram)

Connect with Mal and NC Carpet:
https://www.n-ccarpet.com/ (Website)
https://web.facebook.com/nccarpetmachines/ (Facebook)
https://www.instagram.com/nc_carpet_binding/ (Instagram)