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Old 4th June 2014, 16:38   #11
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Wanted to finish the walnut dash but don't really like the stick on kits, so thought I would have a go at some hydrographic printing. The colour match is a little off so need to adjust the base colour but quite pleased with the outcome. The drink cover is just for colour reference.
I think it looks brilliant. I want to do the stereo surround and the AC panel on mine in some sort of carbon effect...
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Old 4th June 2014, 16:57   #12
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Wow that looks really good when can I send you my pieces
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Old 4th June 2014, 17:21   #13
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the colour difference is a lot more noticeable in this pic, when I get more time I will try some different base coat and try for a better match.
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Old 4th June 2014, 17:23   #14
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the colour difference is a lot more noticeable in this pic, when I get more time I will try some different base coat and try for a better match.
Needs a touch more red in it to bring the colour up
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Old 4th June 2014, 17:26   #15
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Looks great : Agree with the above comments, needs to be a better colour match if you wanted to sell them out.

I've been looking up hydro graphics for a while.

What sort of result would you see with lighter colours on a black surface though? i.e. Rhodium
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Very nice, I like that. I keep thinking a walnut dash might suit the ZT. But then I think I'd want some red alcantara seats to go with it and then perhaps some of the chrome surrounds for the dashboard vents and then maybe some different colour LEDS for the center console and IPK and then....
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Old 4th June 2014, 17:29   #17
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Needs a touch more red in it to bring the colour up
yes I agree needs more red/orange, will mix some different shades up on a test piece when I get time and try to match it that way.
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yes I agree needs more red/orange, will mix some different shades up on a test piece when I get time and try to match it that way.
Almost on the money though and the finish looks fantastic. Are you taking orders?
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Old 4th June 2014, 17:36   #19
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My idle hands tend to ruin things, as you can see but that looks fantastic, great work
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This video might help people understand the process

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