HYDRO DIPPING HELMET IN MATRIX PATTERN | Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks

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In this episode of our weekly tips and tricks video, Bryan is hydro dipping a hockey helmet in a matrix pattern. Bryan goes over how to dip the helmet in 2 dips to get the best coverage possible.
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HYDRO DIPPING HELMET IN MATRIX PATTERN | Liquid Concepts | Weekly Tips and Tricks

[@Blimpus]

That turned out Awesome! That matrix film is sick! another killer job Bryan

[@LiquidConceptsUSA]

Thank You !!

[@RyanDeCoste-qj6tr]

When youre dipping the helmet in the film on the water, do you roll the helmet? Or do you just go straight down through the water?

[@bagoni1920]

Hey do you have a guide for taping off when you need to dip the same element 2 time like that ?

[@jefferyengelhardt5266]

What prep did you do for that mask? I am looking to do mine and would like a list of items to order. Did you clean & blast then use adhesion promoter, primer, paint, dip, rinse, clear coat? Thanks.

[@LiquidConceptsUSA]

That is exactly it! You nailed those steps perfectly :)

[@RicoSwerve88]

It looked darker in the end did you paint it then clear coat it

[@LiquidConceptsUSA]

Yes everything gets a clear coat when complete as that is where the protection comes from.