Hydro dipping plastics
- Thread starter derheim
- Start date
Help Support Yamaha Raptor 350 & Warrior Forum:
Warrior1996
Well-Known Member
Would be really cool, but to do the whole quad it would be expensive I would think.
robertc281
Active Member
do it! so if it sucks im not the one who paid for it lol :haha:
robertc281
Active Member
me too. cheap stuff lol how much does a kit go for?
Id love to have a set of plastics in camo and a set in white carbon
robertc281
Active Member
wow that's pretty cheap I was thinking way more
Beastmode17
Well-Known Member
Ive seen it done on FB and Youtube, I got a couple FB friends that have dipped tank toppers and hoods, Kryptic Camo looks sick, I was quoted $65 for them to do a Raptor fiberglass hood.
robertc281
Active Member
post pics if you do.
geeessfore
Well-Known Member
Hard to see. White cf
geeessfore
Well-Known Member
I ordered them already done
b_700x
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2009
- Messages
- 672
- Reaction score
- 0
I bought some a year or two ago and tried to do some parts.. it's a LOT harder than it looks. They make it look so easy on Youtube, but in my experiences, it has always come out messed up in one way or another.
The thing about doing quad palstics is that it'll scratch up easily in the harsh environments that a quad goes through unless you clearcoat it. Then of course if you don't use quality clearcoat or have it done professionaly, the clear will start to flake/peel off too eventually, and it will look like crap.
The thing about doing quad palstics is that it'll scratch up easily in the harsh environments that a quad goes through unless you clearcoat it. Then of course if you don't use quality clearcoat or have it done professionaly, the clear will start to flake/peel off too eventually, and it will look like crap.
geeessfore
Well-Known Member
Mine has been on for 5 years and still looks great
geeessfore
Well-Known Member
Yes I didnt do them myself
