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  • thereisnoyun
    R3VLimited
    • Feb 2007
    • 2301
    #1

    Flocking?

    anyone know anything about the process of flocking and the if it is durable finish compare to wrapping, say, vinyl or anything similar in texture?
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    • StereoInstaller1
      GAS
      • Jul 2004
      • 22679
      #2
      My old flocking gun was stolen from me about 1990. I used it a few times.

      Durable? Hah...no chance. What are you needing to cover?

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        • thereisnoyun
          R3VLimited
          • Feb 2007
          • 2301
          #3
          oh nothing, just say some guy on uk forum flocking his dash, it looks minty. But I read up on the applications and how it was done, and I had the thought that it would be really weak in durability. It just seems like it wouldnt hold.

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            • StereoInstaller1
              GAS
              • Jul 2004
              • 22679
              #4
              Originally posted by thereisnoyun
              oh nothing, just say some guy on uk forum flocking his dash, it looks minty. But I read up on the applications and how it was done, and I had the thought that it would be really weak in durability. It just seems like it wouldnt hold.
              Absolutely right, although I have heard of clear coat over flocking, but I have no clue how that would work either.

              Pics?

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                • AndrewBird
                  The Mad Scientist
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 11892
                  #5
                  I ran across this:

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                  Might not be too good for a part as big as a dash, but would be nice for smaller stuff.

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