Final Assembly and Project Showcase

We're going to pull it out though and do another part. Now, the entire process does take a few days to accomplish. It's not like it's continuous work, but first you've got to prime it. Then let that dry. Then you've got to paint it. Let that dry. And if you're doing multiple coats of the paint, well, then you kind of get the picture. Then of course after you actually apply the film, you have to let that dry and then you clear coat it. Tad does it twice. Now Tad can do just about anything. This happens to be the center console of my car. But check some of this stuff out. This gun he dipped is sick. If he did this to my gun, I would probably literally never shoot it again. This guy is truly a craftsman. Now, if you guys want to see more of their work, go to Facebook and look up Q printing. They got a ton of stuff they've done. Golf carts, bow and arrows, gun stocks. He can even dip rims. Imagine if these rims were dipped in cool Harley-Davidson colors or just about anything you can come up with. Here's a couple skulls that he's dipped. So, if you guys have any mounts that you want customized, he can do it. Or you can buy a kit and do it on your own. I'm actually going to put a link to where you can get these kits online so that if you want to tackle your own project, you can. The the possibilities are endless. This stuff is absolutely so cool. I was thinking about asking Tad to help me customize a chainsaw. What do you guys think of that idea or what would you like to see customized next? I'd like to see more of Tad's work and see how far we can take this. But I want to hear from you guys. What kind of things would you like to see customized? Let me know in the comments down below and I'll see if Tad's up for the challenge. Now, Tad likes to put two clear coats on for a reason. one, in case anything gets missed, it covers it up. And two, it just adds extra durability and strength to that clear coat, and in the eye of the beholder, it just seems to make it pop a little bit more. So, to do the inside of my car, the guys at Classic Soft Trim, while they were putting the seats in, decided to take out the rest of the components to bring them over to town. I just want to give a big thanks out to Classic Soft Trim, Dave and Tim. There's some awesome guys up in your video. You don't want to do that. I'll break your camera, man. That is very Tim Dave. They really went the extra mile and they didn't have to. So, if you guys are thinking about doing a custom leather…