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Well my neighbour has just recently started this patterned dipping, don't know the proper name but thought I would post a few examples up as I was quite impressed, even had a go myself :)

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My go!

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We did the carbon look as its the easiest film to work with but he does others, I think it could catch on :)

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That's pretty cool! Any idea what the process behind it is?

Hydro dipping - Seen the process on how it's made

Looks cool I want some stuff done!

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Films placed into a temperature controlled tank of water, spray the activator and dip whatever into the film, you have to be really precise with the angle that you put it in though as it can cause blemishes. There are a few different patterns like - edd hardy, light carbon, water droplets, fire etc.

Tartan paint really could exist then :lol:

Tartan paint really could exist then :lol:

:shock:

Thats pretty cool to be honest mate and like you say I agree it could take off 8-)

Iv been meaning to post videos of this for a while, it amazes me how it forms so well around complex shapes!

Under water videos are cool.

My friend recently tried it and within a couple of attempts was virtually spot on.

Poorly carbon wrapped parts are no longer

thats awesome!!!! I want my audi rims doing!!!!

Only problem is the carbon looks nothing like carbon!

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Wonder if you could do RA's with it.

Tartan paint really could exist then :lol:

You just blew my fucking mind.

Some brilliant examples in that video! Wonder how much for a set of rims.........

There's a company that does this really really well, the carbon looks real. Way way better than wrap.

I'm getting something done in it :ninja:

that is pretty cool

is there any places near London doing this?

There's a company that does this really really well, the carbon looks real. Way way better than wrap.

I'm getting something done in it :ninja:

is tht this century or next? :lol:

lol, dickhead!

http://www.wickedcoatings.co.uk/carbon-dipping-2

Take a look there ;)

Top pictures still look like its just a wrap.

Those look almost real, you wouldn't notice unless you looked hard! Amazing.

Why would you ever bother with that shit 3M stuff that looks crap?

Or not, they want £105 to do a few little bits :o

To be honest it looks pretty simple

Thats just as expensive though for a carbon kit. Does look easy enough to do though!

Didn't actually look up the website thier advertising stupidly lol -

But, carbon mods?

Luckily don't need them being a composites technician. making things out of carbon is my job

EDIT :my reply made no sense lol I'm assuming you mean the company in the videos kit costs the same as the company you got a quote from?????? Too tired sorry

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Win, fancy making me some stuff? :lol:

Haha going to throw a few Saturdays in soon and make something's for myself I'll get some pictures up when I'm done, just making custom moulds that's slowing me down

What sort of things you after? I don't have a mk3 anymore though so no access to parts to make moulds from

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tbf toby do you know what proper carbon looks like close up? it looks nothing like they do.... sorry to say but it doesent!

Yes I know what it looks like lol. I had a few mini bits in carbon. It looks a million times more real than 3m and the like.

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