HOW TO HYDRO DIP ROUNDED PARTS | Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Bryan from Liquid Concepts showing you the best tips and tricks for all your custom coatings including hydrographics, cerakote, custom painting, water dipping, water transfer printing and much more!
Want to learn how to dip your air intake or any larger round object? Bryan goes over all the tips and tricks to get you started and on your way to being a pro and getting the best look possible! In this video he will cover how to roll larger rounded objects like an air intake and what way is best when dipping parts like this.
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HOW TO HYDRO DIP ROUNDED PARTS | Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks
No question you are the leader and the best in the industry!!!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. Will be trying some round objects soon.
Good luck!
Ur the man mate, ive been watching your tutorials ive learned alot. Iam now starting to put my business hydro dipping Been applying what ive learned from you. Keep safe mate. Godbless u more... Been following u
Thanks bud! About to carbon wrap my FMIC charge pipes! Thanks B!
Glad I could help!
I'm just about to open my own business of hydro graphics. These videos are helping me to train before we open. Thanks. I will be shopping from you for sure.
Thats great! I am glad you like the video! Make sure to subscribe to the channel to get weekly updates on every video we post if you want!
You should take a class to better learn this process. All youtube videos make it easy till you try yourself
@@loochdog6076 who can I speak to about training?
@@brendalayne4612 you can talk to liquid concepts , big brain graphics , k2 concepts depends on what part of the country your from
@@loochdog6076 I'm in Idaho and the VA will pay for my training if one of these companies can show the VA a training certification curriculum.
Thank you for sharing your techniques and the process, I attempting to cover some motorcycle parts, can’t find any place locally that does hydrodipping so your video was a great tutorial, as i attempt it
Thats great! I am glad you liked the video! Good luck with the motorcycle parts!
Brian you do great jobs with your dips I learn alot, I'm trying to get into dipping myself keep coming with your vids and I would like to order some of your films..
Thanks! I'm glad you are enjoying the channel and hope these videos help you along the way.
@@LiquidConceptsUSA I'll put some of my work after I'm done with some and you can give me your feedback..
Sounds great!
We just started hydro dipping at my work we build center console yachts in Tennessee and nobody has been able to hydro dip we've had three hydro dippers come in to show us how and I got to catch the last one that came in and finally yesterday I got it down and I would like some tips or tricks that you may have better help me out because I am new I've got about 3 hours of experience doing it and we're using speed shapes so I can get everything down before we start hydro dipping any parts. I enjoyed the video we've been getting our film from big Brain and we're using Mossy sauce it seems to be a good activator compared to hydrovator. But I love the video I watched a few your videos excellent job
Gatlynn if you want to email us over any questions we would be more than happy to help you. Also be sure to follow our channel and Facebook as we post weekly tips :) info@liquidconcepts.com
new subscriber here. i will to this process on my motorcycle fairings haha
Thanks for the subscribe and good luck with the fairings!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I like when you show the finished product after clear.
Yes it really makes it pop like crazy with the clear coat on it!
Hi Brian am thinking of starting up my self what is the best way to learn everything I need to know so I can produce the best results
Keep watching our videos we put out as well as you can even get online training and other training with this link here - www.liquidconcepts.com/video-training/
New sub here. Im new to dipping. You're good. Ty
Thanks for subscribing and welcome to the industry!
awesome work
Thanks a lot!
I would like information how to dip a bicycle frame,thanks for all the tips great job
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Hope this helps!
Great video thanks for all the tips
No problem!
Superb video could you tell me what was the water temperature was there any kind of suction. I am a Student by the way
Thanks
Normally we run around 80-83 degrees for our water temp.
Hello!thank u for sharing techniques.what is the best temperature fits of any film.thank u
We recommend 80-90 degrees!
What way should I go in if it’s flat on top and has 90 degree sides? It’s a fish finder visor.
Hey Bryan, on the parts I have coming your way, this is the carbon fiber dip that looks real nice. I'm sending an intake tube also with the same orientation, I will tape the part showing top/front. Another great dip and really nice looking part! Keep up the good work and I will for sure spread the word on your products and quality!
Bill Scott
Bill okay sounds great! We will get you fixed up!
Liquid Concepts, LLC how much to do the engine bay parts on my 2018 R8 RWS?
@@marktummillo715 it will vary based on the exact parts, size, and complexity. If you could email me some photos at info@liquidconcepts.com we could definitely take a look and get you a quote together.
Helow. I am new to hydro dipping. What is the best water temparature that fits to any brand of film? Thank you sir.
Normally 80F - 90F degrees for 1 min before spraying the activator.
Can you do a video explaining how to mask off textured area prior to hydro dipping
I haven't found it if you've made the video, but what about door handles or covers for door handles? Tutorial please.
Should be same concept
Hi Logan we haven't done a video on door handle covers yet but next set we get we will definitely do it!
Learned new technique ♥️
What type of paint you use in base cost sir
pu base or nc base?
Nice to know it can handle the heat of an engine bay!
Yes it certainly can!
I want to dip my engine cover but not the raised letters. Would I apply vasoline to the letters or painter tape?
We typically just mask off the lettering with tape if they are raised.
Thanks nice video
Most welcome!
Can you use any paint as a base coat or does it have to be a special hydro dip paint
Normally you want to make sure its an automotive base coat clear coat system.
@@LiquidConceptsUSA ok thanks for the reply
Would you kindly elaborate if only xylene is enough to activate the film?
Will the heat from the engine bay mess it up?
Is it necessary to rinse after dipping?
If yes, then with cold water or hot?
Yes you have to rinse to make sure you clean off all the PVA that is still left on the part from dipping. You can rise with either cold or hot water.
Rad tips, I'll sub and check out ya other vids. If you haven't can you a motorcycle rim video? If you double dip would you tape the first dip rinse then clear then pull tape then let dry then tape the clear then dip the otherside? Or would you tape, dip, rinse, pull tape, flip, retape hydro side and dip?
Next time we get a motorcycle rim in here we will certainly get you a video! Normally we will dip half, rinse, inter coat the rim, tape off first dip, dip the second side, rinse, touch up and then clear. Hopefully that will help you out a bit!
Nice work...!!! I wonder how much do you charge for that job?
Thank you! The pricing all depends on the amount of work involved and what you want done. If you want, send us an email and we can get you pricing specific for your job - info@liquidconcepts.com
Awesome job broth
Thank you!
great video, so how does one dip square parts?
what kind of activator you use sir?
Do you ever have a problem with static on the film attracting dust particles, and if so, how does that affect the dip ? Thanks in advance .
I guess sometimes it may attract dust particles but most of the time we dont have that much problem with it. We also try to make sure that all of our tables and such around the tank is very clean and free of dust.
What should be the temperature of water?
looks great!😈
Thank you!
Hi what's d correct name of d Activator
Here is the link for the activator we use. www.liquidconcepts.com/shop/product-group/supplies/activator
wicked!
Thanks!
I do that stuff all the time I dip each side separately.
Great minds think alike :) We find this offers the best overall results on some pieces for sure!
How long does this last. Like say a spoiler. With the elements outside how does it do?
With this process we use all high grade automotive primer, paints, and clears so you get the same durability as your vehicles paint.
@@LiquidConceptsUSA like 2k primer 2k clear?
Yes that is correct.
Where u guys get the big water tanks from
We actually build these specific to each order!
Do I need the activator for this?
Yes you would need the film and hydrographics activator as well as your other items such as primer, paint, clear, etc
Is there any difference from a clear carbon fibre and a black carbon fibre for car parts
Not exactly sure what your meaning by a clear carbon fiber but the print that we used was a black and clear so that would mean any color that we use as a base coat would show through the "clear" sections of the film. You can also have a black and silver for instance and the base color would not hardly change how the pattern looks as it would normally be a full printed pattern so you can use a black or white base and the pattern would still be black and silver but the white base would be a tad lighter in hue or color. Hopefully that helps!
Thank you for your answer so if I want a carbon look I use a black and clear with the base colour black
video starts at 1:50
At the end of the video, not all the rounded parts are covered. Was only wondering is it possible to do it.
Yes it is certainly possible! On that one the water rushed in a bit too quick and broke the pattern before we could get full coverage but a simple slower dip would do the trick and get full coverage like we showed in the video.
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Thanks !
He: Yeah and then you turn it here and pull it over the water like this
Me: have the collor everywhere except on the pipe...
With a little practice, it will all start to stick to the pipe! lol
what do you mean by sticking on my finger,
i don't see where he sticks,
you show and you say, look if he sticks here, that side must go in the water!
but then show up again! unclear ..
because you raised your fingers up and down !!
I don't see which way is sticking gr Mr Han out of the Netherlands
When you wet your fingers with the water, and touch both sides of the film, the side that sticks to your finger goes DOWN on the water. Bryan was raising his fingers to show which side is stuck to his finger.
@@LiquidConceptsUSA /thank you for the quick response
I don't understand the logic that way.
will say if the sticky side points upwards then the object that comes up first sticks,
will just say this makes sense
that's why I don't get it that well
@@mrhan15 what your saying doesn't make sense lol what Brian said does. Only 1 side will get sticky when its wet and its telling you I want to be wet and sticky so put me in first lol
@@hodgie7790 hahahah lol gr Han
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