camo anodising....
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ollytheosteo
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Hydrographics did an Inferno in colour change, walnut and carbon fibre finishes for me a couple of years ago. The finish is basically a coat of very good paint, followed by a (very very cool) cold dipping process that applies the chosen pattern, and lastly a layer of very hard lacquer for protection, which can be gloss, matt, satin or a "soft touch" finish that is very grippy. The camo effects have to be seen to be believed, and they also do all kinds of wood, marble, a huge range of fancy patterns and kickass carbon fibre. Only downside is as a paint-based finish it will chip rather than scratching, but it can be applied to wood, metals and plastics and holds up very well if the toughest finish is applied.
Good luck!
Good luck!
All they do guys, is have a sheet of the chosen finnish...which they then float the pattern off of in water...then they lift the part to be processed up from under th pattern and it lays on the part....basicly...
on another note - can anyone for see any problems with me doing this to my timmy? if i strip it completely? the materials wont get damaged will they or owt like that?
I phoned them, spoke to a bloke who quoted me the £80Originally posted by Mario
score! cheers darkwerks
yeah i really like zack's timmy and i think it would look pretty cool....
did you have to ring up darkwerks or do they have an e-mail address? i can't see one on the webby....
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I'm planning out my next project marker and was just wondering how you chaps got on with this?
Cheers
Ray
I'm planning out my next project marker and was just wondering how you chaps got on with this?
Cheers
Ray
i heard that apertures will be made slightly larger due to acid process, thats wh when gettin barrells done you got to bear it in mind try www.belsales.com they did my freak back for £15 and you should see some of the guns on site wowza ! speak with dangerous brian as he works there good buddy