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fibernoob
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Hi all.
I would like to place a logo on a carbon part without having to simply stick a decal over the finished part.
I was thinking of covering the logo(sticker) with clear but I will then get a raised section of the logo.
What are the methods other than just sticking a logo above the part ?
I have seen some logos on parts that seem perfectly "painted". (see image as an example) .
EVR Ducati Hypermotard 1100 Carbon Fiber Air Box
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I clear coated over the top of some stickers for a rc bodyshell once and like Hanaldo said plenty of wet sanding.
Build thread is here
http://www.talkcomposites.com/13092/RC-Car-Touring-Body-110-Scale
Also, I really like the way marsh powerhouse fab does his very suttle logo on his carbon bonnets
https://www.instagram.com/p/BRWUAVlAJpL/?taken-by=marshpowerhousefab
I'm planning soon to airbrush on a small design British flag and driver name to my carbon scuttle, and then a few layers of clear coat.
Might give the water slide ink jet method a try as I don't have access to a vinyl printer anymore.
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Placing Logos or Brands on Carbon parts.
fibernoob
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8 Years Ago
Well most things like that will be done with plenty of wet-sanding to remove that raised edge around...
Hanaldo
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8 Years Ago
What about transfers rather than stickers? They're very thin. For example...
rmaddock
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8 Years Ago
It depends on the thickness of the sticker, you can get it as thin as 0.05mm thick, I dare you to...
ChrisR
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8 Years Ago
I clear coated over the top of some stickers for a rc bodyshell once and like Hanaldosaid plenty of...
davro
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8 Years Ago
I played around with some waterslide inkjet paper and some clear coat to seal the ink, after...
davro
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8 Years Ago
Are these waterslide decals also clear coated on your parts too? I recently got some waterslide...
Fasta
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8 Years Ago
I am in the process of putting on the final layers of clear coat over the water slide decal. Not...
davro
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8 Years Ago
Nice. I think you can get two types of transfer paper, like you've got with a transparent base and...
rmaddock
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8 Years Ago
I am trying to look at an easy method of applying decals to an aircraft panel. There are lots of them. I did discuss this with Paul the other month but there seems to be no definitive way of doing...
Capt Rouge
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8 Years Ago
Well I have played around with the water slide Decals and yes they work really well except they are subtle decals, you have to catch them in the right light for them to be clear. You cannot see the.....
Capt Rouge
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8 Years Ago
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