Oh the one liners in this video. It forces the Dad Jokes outta me. Something could be said about that "Flocking Motion" around the 1 minute mark. LOL but great vid overall.
That looks pretty flocking good bud, impressed with the stamina too, were you practicing with a shake weight. On a more serious note the car sounds amazing
Thanks for posting this vid, reminded me I wanted to do this to my dash since it's cracked. Well, more for an interior color change. The all-gray interiors of older imports are just meh. Another awesome resto-mod for me!
Bit of an odd question, but would you imagine that this same technique would be able to be used to cover a roof lining? The fabric of my roof lining is sagging and pulling away from the roof mould, and I thought maybe flocking it would be a more permanent alternative to having the fabric reapplied
How has it aged over the years? Been thinking of doing the dash in my VE SS but honestly dont want it wearing out quick and looking like shit. Could probably spray a layer of matte clear coat to help preserve and keep it intact. Looks good by the way!
Feels like the stuff inside some glove boxes, it has a weird synthetic feel to it. I personally wouldn't use it on a dash because it doesn't wear well but looks great when its fresh.
I noticed you're also in Australia, did you order this kit from Flock Industries? They've got a few different size kits, how much flock did you require?
Hi great video, i ordered the flocking material but the glue was not allowed to be shipped overseas, can you tell me what glue you used for the dash? i am trying to find it in the UAE
I have a flocked dashboard but the clever guy who done it before decided to use Grey Flock which doesn't match the car ... Is my dash salvageable is there a paint that can be applied on it now
I'm wondering can you flock rubber door seals. My 5 series has felt lined door seals from the factory, but my Alfa 156 doesn't. I wonder can I flockorize them.
For some reason I thought flocking used a system to charge the particles so the stood up when they hit the surface you are flocking. I think Maybe it was Edd China that did it that way
sinformant yeah there's a few ways to static charge the project so they stand on end, but its good to see how the finish is without the charge, as the companies make out like its a total bust without charging it...
well it actually is a bust like you see here in the video if the particles dont stand up so to speak they dont swallow the light . you see how its all shiny and reflecting the sun thats why you need a negative charge .
Afaik, the two common materials are rayon and nylon. Rayon being more for things like the inside of the jewelry box and the latter being fairly durable. Supposedly, the nylon fibers are fade and weather resistant, hey hey!
I think it's not impossible to shaking tissues ( such as salt shaker ) over the surface and then ... " flocking " as you know the tissue must ionized with electricity
Thanks guys for the video I wish you would discuss the pros and cons vrs other dash covers. Looking at this flocking, I like that you don't have to stretch a material over the dash but I don't like the powder mess but I don't like that there's no foam sheet under it (which can hide imperfections, make a real difference if your head hits it in an accident-federal law requires/ed it, and gives a nice feel) and the flock in jewelry boxes seems to hold up terribly and not easy to clean. So it seems to me this isn't near as good as covering the dash with foam and then a stretch with heat gun and contact glue vinyl....like our car makers do.. So thanks for the video but on a dash, what the flock!? LMAO
Is there a noticeable difference in finish between using this DIY pump and a professional powdercoat-like approach with electrostatic charge? The common opinion is that the DIY kit is only good for small parts. I wonder if it's because electrostatic makes it easier and less messy or it actually changes the structure.
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That's the straightest face I've seen demonstrate how the tube works.
True but at 2:16 that was his “o” face.
Flocking yourself is a great way to save money instead of going out and having others flock you.
lmao
What the flock?
That flocking technique shows he’s been flocking for a while. An expert flocker if ever I saw one.
0:57
me: wow i might be really good at this
Instructions unclear, turned myself into waka flocka flame
Oh the one liners in this video. It forces the Dad Jokes outta me. Something could be said about that "Flocking Motion" around the 1 minute mark. LOL but great vid overall.
THAT LOOKS FLOCKING GREAT.😬
Wait... how do you applying the flock one more time? Just a little more... almost there.
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That shit must me awesome for your lungs
0:57 All guys know how to do this motion naturally! LOLX...
That looks pretty flocking good bud, impressed with the stamina too, were you practicing with a shake weight. On a more serious note the car sounds amazing
😂😂👍 My thoughts exactly
Thanks for posting this vid, reminded me I wanted to do this to my dash since it's cracked. Well, more for an interior color change. The all-gray interiors of older imports are just meh. Another awesome resto-mod for me!
Netflix: are you still there?
Me: *flocking someone's daughter
Yo don't do that, that shit is hard to get off the skin.
Walking has paid off big time for this job
I haven't tried the pump version, looks easy enough! I did a video using the electro static applicator
00:58 he about lost it LMAO
Bit of an odd question, but would you imagine that this same technique would be able to be used to cover a roof lining? The fabric of my roof lining is sagging and pulling away from the roof mould, and I thought maybe flocking it would be a more permanent alternative to having the fabric reapplied
I’d definitely recommend replacing the fabric if done properly it will last ages, flocking really works best on hard plastics.
Did you use some australium to achieve that paint?
ian I tried just pouring beer all over the dash then flocking, but got punched in the balls by a kangaroo. He was angry that I was wasting beer
This man has very fuzzy lungs after this.
What a flocking great video
great flocking job mate
Does this work on cracked dash? And how is the feeling? Rough or suede feeling?
Could I get away with the 3 oz. bag or should I get the 1 lbs bag?
Great video! Love the flock look also what kind of paint did you use for your red in your car?? Vinyl and fabric paint?
Damn bruh!! Now your dash is all FLOCKED!!
How has it aged over the years?
Been thinking of doing the dash in my VE SS but honestly dont want it wearing out quick and looking like shit.
Could probably spray a layer of matte clear coat to help preserve and keep it intact.
Looks good by the way!
That's awesome, it looks like velvet
No one ever tells what the texture feels like to the touch. Is it suede like? Or hard like rhino lining
that feels like shit...its shit... terrible interior idea...
Feels like the stuff inside some glove boxes, it has a weird synthetic feel to it. I personally wouldn't use it on a dash because it doesn't wear well but looks great when its fresh.
What about dust?
Angel doesn't care. It's like they think normal people are doing this to normal dars for some kind of upgrade.. idiot...
Please help!
I have tons 30years old flock and i do not know what to do with it?
thats flocking good looking
I noticed you're also in Australia, did you order this kit from Flock Industries? They've got a few different size kits, how much flock did you require?
Hi great video, i ordered the flocking material but the glue was not allowed to be shipped overseas, can you tell me what glue you used for the dash? i am trying to find it in the UAE
Where can I see more of that Impreza?
I have a flocked dashboard but the clever guy who done it before decided to use Grey Flock which doesn't match the car ... Is my dash salvageable is there a paint that can be applied on it now
Awsome video thanks
so how does this stuff last ? does it resist heat ? is it easy to clean without damaging it ?
Excuse me Sir... Could you please tell me... How can I apply flock powder on a metal flower?
Where's your respiratory protection mate!?
Great video , how did you find it lasts , does it stay on or if you touch it does it leave a residue
0:57 I buy you that mighty hand
I'm wondering can you flock rubber door seals. My 5 series has felt lined door seals from the factory, but my Alfa 156 doesn't. I wonder can I flockorize them.
This this was a parody when i saw 00:56
What the flock? Thats flocking amazing.
Pretty nice. Where to buy that yellow item for flokcking?
I want to do this but have no idea how to remove the dashboard
So how do you clean dirt and dust off this? I'm sure my armor all wipes won't be good for this.
For some reason I thought flocking used a system to charge the particles so the stood up when they hit the surface you are flocking. I think Maybe it was Edd China that did it that way
sinformant yeah there's a few ways to static charge the project so they stand on end, but its good to see how the finish is without the charge, as the companies make out like its a total bust without charging it...
well it actually is a bust like you see here in the video if the particles dont stand up so to speak they dont swallow the light . you see how its all shiny and reflecting the sun thats why you need a negative charge .
sinformant ur thinkn of electro plating
Can anyone tell me where to purchase the flocking materials?
nice vid... but was this black or antracite ?
How does it go Not Fading in the sun and would you recommend it I want to do in my Commodore to my dash but wasn't sure and where do you buy it from
is flocking your dash better that doing a traditional suede one?
0:57 had me rolling
So flocking is like adding suede? But better?
o my flocking god this is flocking cool
That's a badass bugeye awesome content what is the texture feel like of that stuff
I can not find anywhere in the UK that sells this flocking kit
how many flock kits for 1 dashboard?
Never heard of this , looks good though , what does it feel like when its dry and applied
Suede
Would IT be possible to use sanding pistol instead of this pringels box?
Nice video mate
Could I use a non colored adhesive or if I use black flock I have to use a black adhesive?
How does this hold up? Is it easy to scratch or mark?
Is it soft
If my dash is red to begin with, will it turn black if I flock it ?
how durable is it? whats the lifespan if properly applied?
Rintaro88 it should last for ever. It can be vacuumed. So it must be pretty durable.
cheers mate
Afaik, the two common materials are rayon and nylon. Rayon being more for things like the inside of the jewelry box and the latter being fairly durable. Supposedly, the nylon fibers are fade and weather resistant, hey hey!
5 days in az heat melts it all
@@Pinkielover good thing i live in minnesota
Nice action that 😂
I think it's not impossible to shaking tissues ( such as salt shaker ) over the surface and then ... " flocking "
as you know the tissue must ionized with electricity
great alternative to alcantara/suede
thx ! always wondered if there was a.....'sprayon plasti-dip fabric...alternative' :P
Thanks guys for the video
I wish you would discuss the pros and cons vrs other dash covers.
Looking at this flocking, I like that you don't have to stretch a material over the dash but I don't like the powder mess but I don't like that there's no foam sheet under it (which can hide imperfections, make a real difference if your head hits it in an accident-federal law requires/ed it, and gives a nice feel) and the flock in jewelry boxes seems to hold up terribly and not easy to clean.
So it seems to me this isn't near as good as covering the dash with foam and then a stretch with heat gun and contact glue vinyl....like our car makers do..
So thanks for the video but on a dash, what the flock!? LMAO
hi thanks for your video, can you please provide me a link for this Flock it product?
that is the sicked bug eye i have ever seen and i work at a subaru dealership
How durable is it? Rain? Abrasion?
I’m sorry I was trying to refrain myself but when I got to 2:17 that’s the money shot right there
so how would you go about flocking side panel for doors?
Ever heard of a funnel??
In all seriousness great bud..
3:50 missed a spot
Wait what kind of motion do you use to apply it?
you use this to make model car rug interior
Can you show me again how that tube works, only shirtless this time 😉
how did you install the BRIDE fabric on the door at 3:57 ?
what the flock!! awesome job mann
You just flocked your lungs
Does this negatively affect air bag deployment from the dash?
who needs airbags
What adhesive you use?
Hey what's the glue you use?
"Well there you go that was Flocking"
wife caught me flocking to this video
Where did you get the applicator from?
ive never seen this stuff before and im a drag racer . we just flat black everything but cool thanks for the knolage brother!
Flock it good. Flock it real good.
That’s flocking alright
Can you do it with dash in ?
Hey sir help me please i need your metarial how i find ??
Where the floc can I find that I'm ready to start flocing
I'd be concerned about this hindering the deployment of the passenger airbag
Where can you buy it
Is there a noticeable difference in finish between using this DIY pump and a professional powdercoat-like approach with electrostatic charge? The common opinion is that the DIY kit is only good for small parts. I wonder if it's because electrostatic makes it easier and less messy or it actually changes the structure.
Electrostatic stand the fiber up on end, which generally creates a more even satin finish.
A hell of a difference when do right. This is just a bodge job
David Lee ,I wanted to know what this would turn out to be ..
wat kinda motion
That kind of motion gets me excited 😊😂😂