finally got some nat gear film in so i decided to give the swomp a face lift. these were taken right after everything was dipped. still gotta do some touch up and spray clear tomorrow. ill have it all back together wed and thro some more pics up.

What kind of prep is needed for that?

Scuffed it with scotch brite, cleaned with acetone, then spray base color. Would have been easier if the parts were raw but it still wasn't bad. Didn't want to contaminate the media in the media blast cabinet is why I didn't just blast it. Blasting is defiantly easier but we ruff stuff up all the time and it works well.

finally got everything cleared and put back together. i think it looks pretty bad ass.

Looks killer!! Good job!

That looks great! How much to dip a boat?

thanks! ive been a wreck the past 3 days with it tore apart.

prolly cost more than the boat. gotta have a tank big enough to submerge it and a big ass dude stout enough to dunk it. itd be cool to be able to do one tho

Looks very nice. I like it. How durable is that coating?

pretty durable, it hase a solid color base then the camo then a clear coat so its as durable as anything else. im sure itll get scratched up but it looks a whole lot better than rattle can. i have several of my shotguns and ars and other stuff dipped and it holds up pretty good

Can plastic parts be done, I see you didnt do the ignition panel. Looks good!

yeah plastic can be done, wood too. i left the ignition panel just to give it some contrast.

I'm not a doctor or anything, but I think you put your motor on backwards...

What kit you use? Mydipkit!?

How much does that 23 (or maybe a 27) run? looks like a pretty sweet long tail!

looks good. kind off off subject but have yall ever dipped a yeti cooler? i got lucky as hell and won a 65 qt. last year at a bass tournament. love it but hate that its white and was unable to exchange it for a tan one. thought it would look sick if i could get it dipped in Max-4.