Hydro Dipping Carbon Fiber Blaster Grips!

Опубликовано 8 января 2020, 15:00

For Adam's Star-Lord cosplay last year, he assembled a pair of blasters based off of 3D-printed parts. The carbon fiber grips were finished using water transfer film in a process called hydro dipping. Jen Schachter took the lead on that part of the build, and walks Adam through the lessons she learned in wrapping hydrographic film around a complex shape. It's a very rewarding process!

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Shot by Gunther Kirsch and edited by Norman Chan

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