Hydrographing is great and all. Weve been doing it to gun parts for a while now.
Only problem is you need a lot more product and materials than plastidip. You need a large container that can fit whatever you are dipping, the prints, and acids. Even then, good luck dipping a 20lbs wheel in a plastic bin.

Works great for small pieces though!

 

No real new news here.

 

2010 called.

 

I read the title as "I suck at Plasti dip".

 

 

 

 

This is nothing new. Also, this process is too expensive for those who are obsessed with Plasti-Dip.

 

plasti dip can be a pain to get off in tight areas though...

especically if exposed to heat for a long time...

at least my experience :/