Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
bit of a venture pictures added
#1
well sorta got meself involved in hydro dipping the chap im working with has only ever done car stuff i saw potential in perhaps bike stuff and fronted this side of the operation

i want to keep it low key and small items but stuff were usally cussing as finish over time has tarnished are pride and joy

i want to make it clear i cant save heavily pitted or corrodded aliminium i dont have the equipment

however if the item is sandable and could be repainted then we can dip it

here is an example of what 80 quid posted back would get ya (this is you send me your items)

[Image: 10422291_10152630091138800_7153679275644...2f697a69c2]

these are two pack laquered and gloss finish

other examples done

[Image: 10676154_10152630091428800_4374563787399...12f594fb4a]

and before we get into long pointless debates about heat cycle on engine covers this process has been used under the bonnet of turbo fords which go through bigger heat cycles than bikes with no issue

for thoose who are more lets say adventurous

[Image: 10802074_10152626186993800_2687812485694...ccab90394b]

if anyone is intrested then drop me a line devilsyam@gmail.com

www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#2
How much would a pair of wheels be ? How tough is the finish ?
Greg
Reply
#3
Sweet  Smile  Might be approaching you for some of this next year then.
Reply
#4
I,ll have a wander round the ZZR and see  Wink
Its just a ride
Reply
#5
Im on board.
Reply
#6
Looks impressive.  :thumbup
Reply
#7
:thumbup

Good luck with your venture. Looks good.
Some say that he eats habanero chilli peppers dipped in oil of capsaicin for extra bite and that his pyjamas are made from Nomex. All we know is, he's called Ad the Bad
Reply
#8


[Image: 10403064_10152633206783800_5503448379729...c65640b9a2]





[Image: 10418529_10152633342383800_6985435505103...e=551FF0E1]











[Image: 10393728_10152633341888800_9671509300709...98f3fe884c]
www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#9



that's a real triumph for you, nice!
is it clean enough?
Reply
#10
Fool,thats not a triumph. :lol


So Luke,how does the process work?




An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
Reply
#11
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CA0DR4GSQg
www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#12
holy shit what kind of whichcraft am i seeing here ,,im seeing but not believing !!!!!!                crikey mind blown ,,good luck with this venture, bound to go well man.
please god let the sun keep shining
Reply
#13
That first picture looks a lot like the bits on my bike.......but as you put them on I guess it's the same finish. I'm not sure when you did them and I'm assuming that you did but they still look good now.
Andy
Reply
#14
Wow, that is sure made to look easy,amazing
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
Reply
#15
I can assure you easy it aint
www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#16
[Image: 10404509_10152635323468800_2958780127581...e=5517B6CF]
www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#17
Looks very trick, mate. Smile

Good luck with the new venture ... I hope it's as successful as many of your others!

Mike
Reply
#18
So ,can small things be done ,like footpeg brackets and bar ends ?
Its just a ride
Reply
#19
Basically if you can paint it you can dip it
www.Devilsyam.com (Fazerpedia)
Reply
#20
Fudnut
Just flapping about on this stagnant little pond on the outer rim of the internet.....yup....  :-))
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: