hydro-dipping

[riderman329]

Anyone know of any places in the flint or sterling heights area that does hydro dipping have a few things I want to get done

[Superman09]

Anyone know of any places in the flint or sterling heights area that does hydro dipping have a few things I want to get done

We are starting this here shortly! If you can hold out a bit we'd love to help you out. Doing parts for my car for autorama here shortly and have a full tank on the way!!!

[Superman09]

[BP_Z28]

Today hydro dipping. Tomorrow, Huron Speed burger joint.

[meissen]

Love hydro-dipping. Jonny if you're going into it I'm more than positive I'll be talking to you in the future.

[Superman09]

Love hydro-dipping. Jonny if you're going into it I'm more than positive I'll be talking to you in the future.

Absolutely! We've done a few things but have a legit tank on the way and all that good stuff!

[nascarnate326]

How durable is hydro dipping?

some CF C5 Z06 wheels would be mint on my car :0

[Superman09]

How durable is hydro dipping?

some CF C5 Z06 wheels would be mint on my car :0

Just like painting. The process involves the item to actually be prepped and painted first in the base layer that you want behind the graphic (Most carbon uses a black or grey base) Then you dip the item to get your graphics, and final step is clear and wetsand/buff to your finished product!

[BP_Z28]

I cant stop looking at that wheel! I must have it

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[Superman09]

haha, send yours in!!

[riderman329]

How long before your ready.. I have a set of valve covers I want done in CF

[riderman329]

If there's areas I don't want done can they be covered and won't affect the finish. I want my do my TT2 wheels in black or CF but leave the lip chrome.

[Gregs_gsxr]

anyone else think hydro dipping will be the next plasti-dip?

[BP_Z28]

hydro> plasti

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[Superman09]

anyone else think hydro dipping will be the next plasti-dip?

Being that Hydro-dipping is a much more professional process, essentially just an enhanced version of painting adding an additional step in the process, I do not. To be able to hydro-dip you have to know how to paint, and when I say paint I don't mean rattle can. You also have to have a lot more professional equipment to do the dipping process. I think it will become very popular, but not a process people do on their own by purchasing a $5 can at Lowe's or Home Depot.