Flocking
04-08-2005, 08:13 AM
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: St. Mary\'s County Maryland USA
Posts: 393
RE: Flocking
I've heard that you have to use a wire brush drill bit to prep the surface and get all oils off. Then just apply the flocking.
Something I'm going to try which is cheaper and I've heard lasts longer is to use glue and very fine saw dust, let dry and paint with gloss paint. Hear it's great.
Something I'm going to try which is cheaper and I've heard lasts longer is to use glue and very fine saw dust, let dry and paint with gloss paint. Hear it's great.
04-08-2005, 02:45 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Colorado
Posts: 1,378
RE: Flocking
Here is how we do our.
We buy our flocking from Donjer.com. Paint the head around the white with Flat Balck Rustolem. I then put the head in a covered Rubbermail tub that already has the flocking in the tub. then I shake the head for a bit and TADA....you have a flocked head. The flocking may not be as good as from the factory but then the next year do it again and the second coat makes them rock solid.
We buy our flocking from Donjer.com. Paint the head around the white with Flat Balck Rustolem. I then put the head in a covered Rubbermail tub that already has the flocking in the tub. then I shake the head for a bit and TADA....you have a flocked head. The flocking may not be as good as from the factory but then the next year do it again and the second coat makes them rock solid.
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