HOW TO FIX WRINKLES IN HYDROGRAPHIC FILM Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024
- Bryan from Liquid Concepts showing you the best tips and tricks for all your custom coatings including hydrographics, cerakote, custom painting, water dipping, water transfer printing and much more!
In this episode of our weekly tips and tricks video Bryan goes over why your hydrographic film is wrinkling. He also goes over how you can prevent it from wrinkling by using several different methods!
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HOW TO FIX WRINKLES IN HYDROGRAPHIC FILM Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks
15:43 I have found that when the film wants to wrinkle it is because the water has to much residue from previous dips . So if I turn the pump on and run it thru the filters , the problem goes away . Thanks Big Rod of Oregon
Another fantastic tip Bryan! They are much appreciated. I have used your activator and paints and they have been flawless. I'm curious if you have a film preference manufacturer wise, if not using your own. Thanks.
I don't know if someone already said it but, You sir are an outstanding teacher, clear, concise, very knowledgeable, Really enjoying your videos brother
Wow, thanks!
Thank you, those are some very helpful tips!
Glad it was helpful!
You make great videos, they have helped me improve my dipping.
How do you know how much activator to put on the film BEFORE you put the part in.
In other words, is there a behavior to the film while you're spraying it that tells you "Enough" or "Too much start over" BEFORE you ruin your part?
Or is it just smooth holes or ragged holes in your ruined part?
Thanks for another great video Bryan! As a DIYer, just have tubs, I find I pretty much have to always full tape. And, maybe I'm just not that good, but when I put slices in the tape, the film seems to want to spread out and stretch on me without the dividers to hold it in. Thanks again for all the tips!
After I did my part my primer got all tacky again do you know why it did that
Thank you Bryan for your helpful vids. You helped me a lot with your tips and tricks. I have a question. I set the correct temp of water but still my fild dont dilute correct when i dip the item inside the water. The film its like a glue. I tried to keep it for longer time before set the activator but still the same. You think is the film (product) or something else? Any help will be really appreciated :)
This would be a hard one to tell by just the information that you gave. I would think that it might be a little under activated but without seeing pictures and having more information its very hard to know for sure. If you want, send us an email at info@liquidconcepts.com with more information and pictures of the part and we can try to help you more with everything.
I have a question. If I don’t have any dividers and don’t have a way to contain it do I need 100% need to tape?
I would recommend taping it if you do not have dividers
Can a film over hydrate?
Nice one bro we're can I get that film carbon?
Here is the link for the Carbon Fiber used www.liquidconcepts.com/shop/product-detail/realistic-carbon-fiber
I just recived a film from Ali x press... it was rolled then folded into an envelope.
It is wrinkled from shipping.
Is it garbage?
What if you get bubbles
temp. of water
80-90 degrees for most films