How-To: Woodgrain a Dash.

Water Transfer Printing (hyrographics) is a process of transferring a film to a part. Some films include Carbon Fiber, Woodgrain, Camo, brushed metal and much more which can be transferred to many diffrent surfaces such as wheels, dash parts, valve covers, ect...

[@byteme9718]

I was looking forward to seeing an expert demonstrating wood graining only to see a cheap hydro-dip.

[@fiorimagazine]

i see you are using barehands to dip the part into the water , i guess u waited for the water to cool enough ? after 110 degree C or F ?

[@bsrbennett]

Ken Tan -- It's 106 degrees Fahrenheit, which is only 7 degrees more than body temperature or about the same as an average shower.

[@ramonalbertocabreradiaz415]

buenas , quisiera saber a que temperatura se debe de estar el agua , la formula del activador , porque aqui en colombia no se puede conseguir..... o todo el proceso bien detallado en español .

[@davidpoe4380]

I need my simi truck dash panel done like this awesome

[@amekuno1]

How can i get this done to my tahoe in orange county cali

[@thepiewantsrevenge]

how did i get here from Shaggy, it wasnt me?

[@den0matic]

Did you do something to tick people off? Lots of mean comments here. I think is fascinating. Keep up the good work.

[@AnthonyAtlanta404]

SWEET i need some moldings done for a 1971 torino squire can you all do them for me

[@Robert111]

@gercedillo Ya don't need no shit can dude, just pour some in a bowl and sprinke it on with your fingers. Worked for me.

[@nathanbennett9025]

where do i buy the film

[@hosseinmohammadali7016]

On ebay. Just write Water Transfer Printing

[@desdavis5741]

B&I Interiors down in San Diego

[@Notta_Mechanic]

nice!, but does it blend! lol :)

[@Elevated618]

do anybody know what the activator is

[@headlinesgenerator5426]

yup

[@JdeeRat]

woodgrainingdotcom

[@daveygraham3]

I was looking for PS3 thingies, how in the name of gods arse did I end up here?

[@karrarahmedalshummeri8445]

HOW

[@Metal-Possum]

Hydrographics is the pussy way to do it. There's a guy here in New Zealand who learned the old-school way as a panelbeater using multiple shades of paint and a small brush.

[@gercedillo]

can i buy that spray shit in a can??

[@24califrank]

Dammm this work is cheap detail..wow its crap..

[@Domobomb]

Looks.... stupid.