So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
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So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
Just came across this kit:
http://www.mydipkit.com/
It's a hydrographing setup to paint/wrap your parts in lots of different patterns. Just thought of it for those of you who are using contact paper type wrap stuff in their cars, this would be way cooler (if you're into coloring up your interior; which I'm not, personally).
http://www.mydipkit.com/
It's a hydrographing setup to paint/wrap your parts in lots of different patterns. Just thought of it for those of you who are using contact paper type wrap stuff in their cars, this would be way cooler (if you're into coloring up your interior; which I'm not, personally).
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Re: So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
I've seen that on TV before & that is some really cool stuff!
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Re: So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
just a FYI..
You must 1st prep. Primer , base coat the parts. Then dip them. in the pattern , rinse them off let dry and then clear coat them..
hydrodipping isnt just dip and done. (ive check out the setups 1st hand and have considered buying a production setup big enough to do large parts.)
Few videos for those who want to know more or get a DIY kit and try it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGA3BUOTWRA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmcdG...eature=related
Some good photos of actual car parts done too
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=211554
You must 1st prep. Primer , base coat the parts. Then dip them. in the pattern , rinse them off let dry and then clear coat them..
hydrodipping isnt just dip and done. (ive check out the setups 1st hand and have considered buying a production setup big enough to do large parts.)
Few videos for those who want to know more or get a DIY kit and try it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGA3BUOTWRA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmcdG...eature=related
Some good photos of actual car parts done too
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=211554
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Re: So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
That's some pretty cool stuff, I checked out that super long thread on yellowbullet. The wheels looked the best in my opinion, there was a set of centerlines with a polished lip and the spokes were carbon fiber.
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Re: So you want carbon fiber, camo, skulls, etc on your interior plastics??
BlueZ,
just google hydrodipping yellowbullet you will find a ton of other threads with great pic's. and yes those rims with CF centers and polished lips look awesome.
just google hydrodipping yellowbullet you will find a ton of other threads with great pic's. and yes those rims with CF centers and polished lips look awesome.
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