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<blockquote data-quote="blkGT500nCA" data-source="post: 11398972" data-attributes="member: 74752"><p>Hydro dipped parts are as durable as the base and top coat used. </p><p></p><p>Meaning, That intake cover is ABS plastic. With these types of plastics I media blast, prime, base coat, dip, then clear coat. All with PPG paints. The print is underneath the automotive grade clear, so you'd have to get under that to damage the print. </p><p></p><p>On metal parts I like to use powder coating as a base and clear coat. Powder is a lot tougher than paint, and since the hydro print can take the heat of the curing oven, this is a much more durable option on things like wheels and other metal parts. </p><p></p><p>I charged the customer $125 for the two tone coil covers, the four bolts that hold them down, and two worm clamps off his air intake. I pay for return shipping. </p><p></p><p>:beer:</p><p></p><p>Brian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blkGT500nCA, post: 11398972, member: 74752"] Hydro dipped parts are as durable as the base and top coat used. Meaning, That intake cover is ABS plastic. With these types of plastics I media blast, prime, base coat, dip, then clear coat. All with PPG paints. The print is underneath the automotive grade clear, so you'd have to get under that to damage the print. On metal parts I like to use powder coating as a base and clear coat. Powder is a lot tougher than paint, and since the hydro print can take the heat of the curing oven, this is a much more durable option on things like wheels and other metal parts. I charged the customer $125 for the two tone coil covers, the four bolts that hold them down, and two worm clamps off his air intake. I pay for return shipping. :beer: Brian [/QUOTE]
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