Water Transfer Printing/Hydrographics

I've seen them do that stuff before, its pretty sweet
 
There were guys over on a SRT board I go to, they have done valve covers and all sorts of things, so yeah, I'd say it does.
 
There's a big hydrographics place in Nixa near here. A lot of people are having firearms done.
 
I have never seen this before. It is a really sweet process. Thanks for posting. :xyxthumbs:
 
I thought about getting some dash accessories done, carbon fiber or something else. The prices are really not bad all things considered and the life of it is much better than those dash kits.

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Yup, it works great!
I had the chain guard on my Ninja done about a year ago. Still looks awesome!
 
This is very cool might have to get some stuff done on my MKV.
 
One of my coworkers owns a shop that cell phones, car stereos, and wheels. They just started to do this. Not sure how big they can do, I have seen a Xbox controller they did and it was nice. Not sure how it would hold up though.
 
That is awesome

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Coopers ST said:
One of my coworkers owns a shop that cell phones, car stereos, and wheels. They just started to do this. Not sure how big they can do, I have seen a Xbox controller they did and it was nice. Not sure how it would hold up though.
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From all the work I've seen it holds up really well. And usually easy to clean as a plus.
 
I had a friend do this for my valve covers. It really is awesome.
 
Ron4543 said:
From all the work I've seen it holds up really well. And usually easy to clean as a plus.
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I asked my coworker after I saw this post. He says they have done wheels before and they came out great. He also said they did a motorcycle gas tank. I asked how it would hold up and he said just like paint.
 
If I found a local place I'd have my vent and radio surrounds done in carbon fiber. Th newer Civic Si's have it done, mine unfortunately was the year before :(
 
Works on NFL/College football helmets, If it can handle those hits, I'm sure it can hold up on wheels (unless you're doing something extreme..?)
 
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