PC’s bikes had hydradip graphics. I’m sure it costs more for average consumer, but what other pro’s or cons would there be. Not nearly as tough? I would guess it’s lighter for the weight loss nuts folk.
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Wow, just looked at the costs, while still having to cover plastics with clear graphics :facepalm
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Think you have to spray clear coat over hydro. Long term I think it would look like garbage after cracking.
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kb228 wrote:
PC paid $3,000 for 4 sets of plastics. NOT worth it.
Joshracing wrote:
Where on Earth do you make up this number.... ??? Hydro printing is not expensive, you can do it in your bathtub, literally!
Didnt make it up. Mitch payton said it on swapmoto podcast.
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I had a buddy that hydro dipped a BMX frame locally a few years ago, and that was comparable to powder coat. I think it was less than $150
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