We hope everyone enjoys this video. If you are looking for another one of our cool hydrographics video's here is one that you may be interested in watching where we dipped a mailbox and made it glow in the dark! : th-cam.com/video/6XNzIU1DmOc/w-d-xo.html
I still can't understand why people are so impatient. I'm going to order a full rifle Multicam dip here in a few weeks and have the understanding it's going to take several weeks. Quality work takes time and if you want it done right ya gotta wait. Hope ya'll are staying safe and not working yourselves to death!
Thank you SirThundaMuffin. We are doing well but still working wayyyy too much. Yes there are a ton of impatient people, which I understand they get excited and can't wait to get their toys back.
I just went on your website and see that your in Covington which means I can drive to your shop, maybe I’ll get my next handgun customized when this mess blows over and the good gun options come back.
In a previous video you suggested using a red abrasive sponge to both wash and scuff the surface of the project in order to make the jagged micro scratches so the paint can bond. I this video it seems you suggested taking all of the existed paint off of all plastics. Can you clarify? In want to dip some motorcycle fairings which are painted plastic.
Depends on the integrity of the paint that is already there. If it looks rough or is not holding up then all the old paint needs to come off. If it looks like it is on there good, then you can scuff and paint and it will be fine. For our business we usually remove all existing coatings because we want to make 100% certain it is going to last, so we start from scratch.
What type or level of scuffing or removal would you suggest in prepping a plastic mini football helmet? Either painted and sealed or just glossy white plastic?
So if you add a customization like a name, logo, image, etc. Is that painted on or do you use vinyl before clear coating? If the answer to this is obvious an I havent figured it out on my own I apologize 😂
Fairly simple... base coat, put down a vinyl stencil, dip over the stencil. After its dry use an airbrush to highlight the stencil edges, peel the stencil off then clear coat like normal. Easy cheesy.
@@sparklinmommaglitters553 It is easy... go watch the video I dipped a ruger 10/22 in tiger king... you can see how I do the stencils and airbrushing on that video really well.
We hope everyone enjoys this video. If you are looking for another one of our cool hydrographics video's here is one that you may be interested in watching where we dipped a mailbox and made it glow in the dark! :
th-cam.com/video/6XNzIU1DmOc/w-d-xo.html
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I still can't understand why people are so impatient. I'm going to order a full rifle Multicam dip here in a few weeks and have the understanding it's going to take several weeks. Quality work takes time and if you want it done right ya gotta wait. Hope ya'll are staying safe and not working yourselves to death!
Thank you SirThundaMuffin. We are doing well but still working wayyyy too much. Yes there are a ton of impatient people, which I understand they get excited and can't wait to get their toys back.
I just went on your website and see that your in Covington which means I can drive to your shop, maybe I’ll get my next handgun customized when this mess blows over and the good gun options come back.
Yeah come on down when all this crap is over. I'm about tired of covid already.
In a previous video you suggested using a red abrasive sponge to both wash and scuff the surface of the project in order to make the jagged micro scratches so the paint can bond. I this video it seems you suggested taking all of the existed paint off of all plastics. Can you clarify? In want to dip some motorcycle fairings which are painted plastic.
Depends on the integrity of the paint that is already there. If it looks rough or is not holding up then all the old paint needs to come off. If it looks like it is on there good, then you can scuff and paint and it will be fine. For our business we usually remove all existing coatings because we want to make 100% certain it is going to last, so we start from scratch.
Awesome!!!!!
Thank you Ms. K
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics you're welcome!
What type or level of scuffing or removal would you suggest in prepping a plastic mini football helmet? Either painted and sealed or just glossy white plastic?
Red scotch brite pad will work fine.
So if you add a customization like a name, logo, image, etc. Is that painted on or do you use vinyl before clear coating? If the answer to this is obvious an I havent figured it out on my own I apologize 😂
I seen you had waterslide paper in the amazon list. What do you use the waterslide paper for?
Fairly simple... base coat, put down a vinyl stencil, dip over the stencil. After its dry use an airbrush to highlight the stencil edges, peel the stencil off then clear coat like normal. Easy cheesy.
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics that dosent said easy cheesy😂
@@sparklinmommaglitters553 It is easy... go watch the video I dipped a ruger 10/22 in tiger king... you can see how I do the stencils and airbrushing on that video really well.
Yes!!!!!!first
Back on the leader board!!!! Nice work!🏆
How long does it take before you rinse?
Straight from the dip to the rinse. No wait needed. We will cover all about rinsing in a future video.
I keep getting specks like 10 to 15 specks on the piece I’m dipping
And thank you for the reply’s, you’re literally the only dipper I ask after all of the information you give out
@@AllThingsFunHydrographics disregard I just seen that it was under activated
@@corddwigans Glad you got it figured out