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Show me your Hydro Dipped Bike
is this as easy as the videos? and I have an old steel bike I think it would be neat to do this to
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What is hydro dipped?
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this is hydrodipping, and it doesn't seem all too easy with something formed like a bicycle...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvrJhSBL318
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Yikes. I've seen that done with guitars before but the angles of a frame seem like they would be so hard to work with. Could be really cool if it works!
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It is not as easy as it looks especially on complex shapes or with certain patterns.
There is a company that specializes in hydrodipping bikes. I can't recall the name but its just a Google-Fu away. Good hydro dipping services can so crazy stuff and know how to do it so that if a 2nd dip is required it doesn't overlap in the wrong areas. If you want it to last a long time find someone who can Cerakote it clear. I've seen a few firearms and car rims done. It's pretty impressive.
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