Hydro Dipping Dash in Carbon Fiber

One Horse Racing hydro dipping a piece of dash trim for a Ford Truck in Carbon Fiber

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Hydro Dipping
• Water Imaging Transfer
• Hydro graphics
• auto trim
• sarasota
• Bradenton
• Ellenton
• North Port
• Port Charlotte
• Palmetto
• Florida Automobile

[Carpythesharky]

@onehorseracing How do you do this to round objects? Say.. a shifter knob? Once you put it in, wouldn't you only have half of the knob done? Only thing I can think of is rolling it, but then wouldn't it be very uneven on the top?

[Onehorseracing]

@Carpythesharky Rolling parts does work good.. Most of the time it turns out looking good. I can't say its going to be perfect put we'll do your best.

[grottyyachty1]

Morning, that is a very lovely finish on the car's dash. beautiful work and I always wondered how it was done and now I know. Excellent. Byeee

[Onehorseracing]

@grottyyachty1 Thanks for the comment. I think everyone would like it better if they seen it in person.

[mescekchoppers1]

the dash is so ugly that nothing can help it to look better

[manicindhouse]

this looks cheap

[nightmathzombieethan]

@mescekchoppers1 Built Ford Uuugh.

[riff42]

YAY, real carbon fib....oh wait. Nevermind. Just a poser video.

[kungfuhussler39]

graphic looks fake..... But, your technique, and skill at applying the material seems to offer consistent results (with a professional flair). I work in the aircraft industry..... I've had the benefit of working with large sheets of graphite and creating custom hydro dips for multi-radius cabinets ("s" galley). PPG products are well suited for this.....and they're durable. Pre-coat and submerge onto your product. Pre coat must be wet when applied.

[seniorortega]

wow that looks aweful 3m CF vinyl looks a hundred times better.

[badmattitude666]

method is cool but looks super cheap.

[racer450r50]

do you use an automotive basecoat to hydrodip?