Spray plastidip on your parts!

[sgraber]

This is actually the aerosol-can version of plastidip btw:  www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/39z9kj/tried_plastidipping_a_print_turned_out_great/

[bvandiepenbos]

yep, I have done the plasti-dip spray, looks good.
Mark showed it to me months ago.
I think Phil has done it also.


Is that a print from your resin printer? the layer look thick.

[sgraber]

Nope, was just a print I came across on Reddit last night.

However, here's some things I printed on my resin printer this week. They're both videos, so click the photo when you go to the below links:

goo.gl/photos/xeot5rP9F6BoD1Eg7

goo.gl/photos/iN4TkMkU6A5fjuYn8

[ZionPhil]

Yep. Started doing it 2 years ago. Do s minimum of 2 coats and 3 is ideal. You can seal it with clear gloss or their sealant. 

[ZionPhil]

Wow! I like that flexible resin!

[sgraber]

Jun 18, 2015 0:44:59 GMT -5 ZionPhil said:

Wow! I like that flexible resin!

I'll bring the truggy tires tonight and show you guys.  

[BeeAmaker]

Jun 18, 2015 10:53:03 GMT -5 sgraber said:

Jun 18, 2015 0:44:59 GMT -5 ZionPhil said:

Wow! I like that flexible resin!

I'll bring the truggy tires tonight and show you guys.  

Yeah that's really nice. IF I ever get those RC race car boards from Indigogo (truckers) I'll have you print me some wheels! lol

[bvandiepenbos]

That is some impressive resin ya concocted.
the prints look and feel amazing in person.

Good work Shane.