Liquid Concepts Custom Film Instruction Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2017
- Liquid Concepts demonstrating how to use our Custom Film! This video shows you gun setup, activator, the do's and the Don'ts with our custom film! The video is pretty lengthy but watch it closely to get the best results.
Please contact us @ 501-455-5500 or info@liquidconcepts.com if you have any questions or would like to get a custom film just for you!
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Wow thanks for all that info Bryan much appreciated
One of the best video!!! Love it from Hungary :)
Thanks!
Really good tips Bryan!! Thanks for it... greetings from Argentina
You are most welcome! Glad to help in any way possible
good video man
Great video. Thanks
You bet
Great tips thank you!
No problem! Be sure to checkout our other videos for helpful information. We also post weekly tips &tricks on our Liquid Concepts Distribution Facebook Page - facebook.com/LiquidConceptsDist
I've watched every video that I can find have talked to with other business owners but they always leave out small part that can screw ups, you are in a class above the rest, i will get in contact with you, hopefully this week, excellent video, my compliments sir,
Thank You!
@@LiquidConceptsUSA what kind of printer, and film should I use to make hydrographic film??
Great tips thanks.
No problem!
hey brian! do you have any video telling about how to properly prep a piece before dipping?? btw i love your videos! you guys are awesome!
We do have some videos that show bits and pieces but to see exactly how to prep items all the way from start to finish you can check out our full online training video and that will cover tons of info for all you need to know about the hydrographics! www.liquidconcepts.com/video-training/
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Do you make your own activator and have you got a resep for it ? Really hard to get hold of it in Australia
Im in Scotland and after watching many of your videos i have just attempted dipping a rifle stock for the first time, it went very very wrong, i think the cause was the fact that the part i was dipping was considerably colder than the water drastically affecting adhesion, it just seemed to melt off in many places, ill have to re-prep the part and try again inside the house once everything has acclimatised
I dont think the water temperature had anything to do with the adhesion. Normally if it doesnt adhere, its an activator or paint related issue. If its melting off the part its either too much activator or you are using the wrong paint.
Can the tank water become too contaminated with activator? If so when do you know?
Hi Brian, you have really great videos. I started to print my own foils, but I still fail to apply without errors. Are you also printing your graphics yourself? can there be different kinds of pva foil? I do not know if my mistakes are caused by bad foil. I've been doing hydrography for several years, but I've always bought ready-made films. I need advice. It bothers me.
Thanks a lot.
Yes we are printing our own films. As with any products, there are multiple kinds of PVA from multiple manufacturers and the quality is always differernt. It could be in the printer, the PVA or the application on where you are getting problems from the film. Its very hard to say without knowing more information about everything.
@@LiquidConceptsUSA Thank you for answer. I bought a pva film on a portable paper and a fixator, also called "A" on the Internet. You also fix the color from the printer to the pva film fixator / activator "A"?
I use a Canon TM-200 inkjet printer to print on PVA film.
What temperature does the water needs to be to have a successful dip.
Great tips man. BUT I have a issue. What would make the patterns dull? Black comes out grey, dark blue to look light? This is driving me nuts. I thought it was too much activator and tried less and ended up with issues that you show here with not enough.
I have the same issue..:P
I am sorry for the late reply I completely missed this comment. Are you using our custom film? What color base are you using as well?
Many guys show dipping one half of a part (gun stocks primarily) and then dip the other half. They use tape on the non-dip side. Won't the tape tear off the dip if you don't clear coat it first? What temperature is your dip water and rinse? I've had issues with the water being too hot.
If the dip is properly dipped, then the tap should NOT pull off the dip. It is however a good idea to spray the binder on the dip just in case your dip isnt activated exactly perfect and that will certainly help from the tap pulling off the dip. We dip in 80-90 degrees and rinse with regular room temperature water.
Can you tell me what kind of tank you have and where you can purchase one? New sub.
We actually manufacture the tanks like what is in our video. Here is a link where you can view information on our website for them. www.liquidconcepts.com/tanks/
i watched the video its nice and i would like to know about what was the temperature to maintain regularly and if i dont have circulator system to my dipping tank can you suggest me
We run our tank at 80-90 degrees
@@LiquidConceptsUSA 80-90 degrees centigrade/fahrenheit
Can the water in the tank be reused for multiple dips or is new water required for each project?
Yes you can definitely reuse the water if you have a recirculating pump. I would not recommend dipping multiple times if you do not have a way for the water to recirculate and filter.
How well would this hold up on a firearm if I bought your kit. I want to buy the stuff to do my handgun, just curious how well it will hold up.
All in the clear
@@GriffDogActual How does that at all answer that question?
@@Anarchy-Is-Liberty you must be looking for an answer as well.. sorry.. cerakote or duracoat. Cerakote requires curing and duracoat is airdry. But again. Its all in the clear!
@@GriffDogActual Oh OK, I get ya now! Thanks!
Hi I like your videos but i understand little bit im from germany
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 understand why
You will want the sticky side to go down on the water because when PVA gets wet it gets sticky so you want that side in the water and the ink side up so you can activate the film and correctly dip the object in the water.
What kind of activator is required
An activator made for hydrographics. Here is the link - www.liquidconcepts.com/shop/product-group/supplies/activator
You will need hydrographic activator for this process. Here is the one we use and recommend. www.liquidconcepts.com/shop/product-detail/activator-1-gallon
Where can I buy practice cars?
Here you go! www.liquidconcepts.com/shop/product-group/supplies/speed-shapes
the camera man is holding the camera where the mic is and its annoying
😂🤣😂🤣ONLY IN AMERICA 🤣😂🤣😂
"Women prints" 😂🤣😂🤣
You say that to the face of Aussie woman and you may lose yours. Face that is.🤣😂🤣😂
What is a woman print?
Informative tutorial dude once I stopped pissing myself nice work with instructions 👍
Thanks and woman prints are prints that are geared for ladies.
Like all your videos hugely over explained 25min video w 10min usable content .