I want somebody to Hydrodip my gauge panel,,,doesn’t seem to be anybody around Olive branch area…anyone?
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I want somebody to Hydrodip my gauge panel,,,doesn’t seem to be anybody around Olive branch area…anyone?
What you wanting done? I’ve seen several diy kits and YouTube’s on it. Doesn’t look that hard. Some use oil based spray paint on water in a tub and take a stick or something to swirl it if all you want is some color. Or there’s kits with a sheet you lay on the water then dip it in the water through the sheet. Maybe do a couple test pieces for practice to learn techniques. Look up Fish-N-Stuff on YouTube. He did some reels.
Good luck but I dot know anyone that does it.
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I tried the wrap and it pulls off too easy so I’m wanting something that looks like carbon graphite like what was on it,,,,it’s a Ranger boat so I’m trying to make it pretty again
was your wrap 3m ?Quote:
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Not sure eagle,,, Is it much better?
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Primer will help it stay adhered, and maybe heat set it.Quote:
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Adhesion takes a while to develop, a couple days.
There are adhesives, that are permanent.
Most wrap vinyls are not.
Also edge sealing tape around to back will fix that.
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Rather do hydrodip on it,,,we used to have our guns done and they came out great and very durable,,,,it’s a boat dashboard, so I want it to look good and be durable
3 M reflective is what they wrap fire trucks with very tough .
Thanks,,,I’ll look into it,,,I can’t believe Memphis doesn’t have anyone that does Hydrodipping
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