JJ wrote:It's the exact same film that the professional dip places use. This is directly from a guy that does dipping commercially for a bunch of bow manufacturers.
Like anything it's all about the prep work.
rukwikenuf wrote:JJ wrote:It's the exact same film that the professional dip places use. This is directly from a guy that does dipping commercially for a bunch of bow manufacturers.
Like anything it's all about the prep work.
i understand, but how well does it hold up? is it at all corrosion resistand, or is it purely asthetic? i'd be interested in doing a digital-camo style if it holds up well enough. and by that i mean at least as well as a Duracoat
Lunchbox wrote:rukwikenuf wrote:JJ wrote:It's the exact same film that the professional dip places use. This is directly from a guy that does dipping commercially for a bunch of bow manufacturers.
Like anything it's all about the prep work.
i understand, but how well does it hold up? is it at all corrosion resistand, or is it purely asthetic? i'd be interested in doing a digital-camo style if it holds up well enough. and by that i mean at least as well as a Duracoat
I'm guessing if it's the same film it holds up really really good. So get the wife on ordering you some.
Pinnacle wrote:Strad - Dip a Moisin.... Commie Flags...
Stradawhovious wrote:
like JJ said, it's all about the prep. I would think this would easily be as durable as duracoat if the person doing the application does their part. Most of the time with products like these, it's all about following the directions to a T and not cutting corners. Seeing as applying professional finishes was my career for several years, I would love to get my hands on some of this stuff and try it out, but I'm not going to foot the cash to get ahold of some. There's a six pack in it (well, a 3 pack anyways ) for anyone that lets me sit in if they decide to go with this.
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TH3180 wrote:Stradawhovious wrote:
like JJ said, it's all about the prep. I would think this would easily be as durable as duracoat if the person doing the application does their part. Most of the time with products like these, it's all about following the directions to a T and not cutting corners. Seeing as applying professional finishes was my career for several years, I would love to get my hands on some of this stuff and try it out, but I'm not going to foot the cash to get ahold of some. There's a six pack in it (well, a 3 pack anyways ) for anyone that lets me sit in if they decide to go with this.
I am thinking about doing this to my beater 870. If I do you are more then welcome to help. You bring the beer and read the instructions. I will look at the pictures and drink the beer. Hell we'll figure it out.
PileDriver wrote:Strad, how about I give you a 12 pack and I watch YOU do it to my gun.
I'm actually thinking of using this stuff on my truck's bug deflector.
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