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aaron_c20
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14th Mar 13 at 18:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
One my mates bought the material and glue but isnt doing it now so gimme the stuff has anyone done there dash before any guide or pointers
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14th Mar 13 at 18:42   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Isn't flocking normally done electrostatically?

Didn't think it was something you could DIY.
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http://www.driftworks.com/forum/technical/160508-how-diy-flocking-guide.html

Looks a bit comprehensive!

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Im pretty sure a few people have d.i.yd it
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Did you see the link above?
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Fuzzy felt and Pritt Stick is all you need m8.
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Yeah i see it but coming up funny on my phone and ah niceone i gotaterial and glue aleeady so just get sticking yeah ?
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From what ive seen at Alan's I would not attempt it in anything other than a garage. Its gets everywhere

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aaron_c20
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Why does it get everywere ?spraying on glue or something?
Christopher
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From what I can gather with the DIY kits is you spray on glue then literally blow over dust all around the dash, literally comes like a bag of candy floss which you hand pump all over!
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I gave tried the DIY flocking powder with said puffer and it does go everywhere lol most of it fell off after a month!

I think Aaron gas got the fuzzy cloth stuff, so yeah matey spray your glue everywhere and get sticking, sharp knife to cut you holes out and maybe a little blow heater in these temps to get it to set ;-)
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Nice one boys
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i used [url=http://www.banburyflockingservices.com/flocking-gallery[url] for my MX5 instructment cowel and it was only £15 with P&P excellent service, i dont understand why you'd riska DIY job at that price!
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quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
i used [url=http://www.banburyflockingservices.com/flocking-gallery[url] for my MX5 instructment cowel and it was only £15 with P&P excellent service, i dont understand why you'd riska DIY job at that price!


I'm one of those types of chaps that will have a go at anything lol sometimes you win sometimes you loose, but at least I know I've tried it
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Yep im that guy lol

 
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