My very first attempt at hydro dipping. Need some practice still.
Posted Mar 16, 2020, 1:04 AM UTC
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Honestly i love it. I don't think it can get much better
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Thanks!
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Looks good but looks like it’s sticky like spray paint.
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That’s actually what I used. Spray paint and water.
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Pretty sick first attempt my dude
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Thank you, random citizen!
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That white looks amazing, also happy cake day
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Thanks!
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Bro that shit looks great
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I appreciate you.
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Dude that looks awesome! Great work.
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Thanks! Hopefully I can get a smoother look next time.
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Nice. What does your hydrodip setup / kit look like?
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Usually a large tub to hold water and a few different cans of spray paint is all you really need
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Yeah that’s all I have.
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Of gotchya. I wasnt sure if you did the sheet and spray method.
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How are you getting that texture?
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My guess is spray paint buildup
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Then how is that hydro dipping unless he did the spray paint on water version but still... maybe an odd cure?
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I just left them in the garage to cure so maybe a higher humidity from rain and colder temps on top of the spray paint build up caused it?
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The texture was not intentional. I used spray paint and water and it just happened to turn out that way.
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Only part that looks bad is the Nintendo logo, and I think that’s just due to the pattern not being able to get into the texture of the logo.👍 perhaps scrape It off it will still match the buttons
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I was thinking of using a paint marker or something to color it in to match the white buttons.
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I think it's amazing
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Thanks!
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Welcome and happy cake day
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Looks cool bro!
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Thanks!
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Practice on cheap toys from McDonald's or dollar store toys and plastics.
Great idea.