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quote Originally posted by Alex4mula: I usually get it at boat shows here. But they sell it at their web site too: http://www.mabrisystems.com You want the MAX 1. They have a $20 bottle and a $40 bottle. The bigger one is more cost effective. Trust me, it is totally worth every single penny.

How is this stuff for shelf life? Is it like super glue? (You buy a big bottle and use 3 drops and the rest of the bottle turns hard in a few days )

quote Originally posted by donnie072003: Very nice. Make a huge difference in the looks. I especially like the breather in red! Let us know how well this process holds up under heat conditions because I had a couple things I would like dipped in the ngine bay area.

UPDATE: Thought I'd provide an update for anyone thinking about hydrodipping engine bay parts. The red air breather I had done months ago is doing fine. Now that we've already had 90 degree weather in April here in Texas, I'm happy to report that there has been no ill effects to the hydrodipped breather. It sits atop my DD 4.9 so it's had warm weather testing. Hopefully it will hold up this summer through extended hot weather driving exposure.

Well thats good to know. I love the look under your hood and I could see a few other things being done with this process if its going to hold up ok.

Good to hear the part is holding up Woodrow.

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Cokeologist your parts are shipped.

Wish I would have bumped into the post earlier. I recently purchased a Pontiac Torrent (Chevy Equinox clone) for my main driver. I wanted to dress up the interior, so I purchased the stick-on/die-cut dash kit. While it's been "ok" (coming up in a couple spots), I believe it would have looked much more "factory" if I had gone down this route and sent my dash pieces in to be coated. Anyway, thinking about having my Fiero dash pieces done, just trying to decide what would look good with the tan interior of a Gold GT... I always thought the "grid" pattern that came out in the '88 models was kind of cool....

well i bit the bullet and bought the large bottle of max 1. had to order it from the factory couldn't find in stores anywhere. it was $44.00 even. only took about 2/3 days to get. when not in use keep in freezer, this stuff doesn't freeze. pretty much like super glue except it starts to stick almost immediately. in some cases i just held it together for 5/10 seconds. on parts with the sponge rubber backing i clipped it just in case and for convenice. high price- good product. thanks Alex4mula this is something i could have used a long time ago.

I'm just waiting for a reply back from one of the companies that I am trying to start ordering supplies from. I should be ables to get a sample book from them as soon as I set up an account with them. Once I get that I can compare it to some if the parts that I have.

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Is this product still available??

Yes this is still available. If you have any questions send me a pm.

Do you have film in the machined finish like the early seventies Firebird/Trans Am? I believe it's called engine turned. here's an exmple....if the link works http://transamcountry.com/c...ex.php?topic=27016.0

That's about as close as you will get. If you are looking to get as close to original as you can this pattern isn't going to do the job.

Guess I'd better come up with another option. Thanks!

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Ron just wondering if you are still doing these for folks? I sold the other car with the pieces you did for me and I would like to look into something for the car I have now. Thanks

Yes I'm still doing this. Give me a call whenever you want and we can figure something out.

quote Originally posted by tvhydrodip: Yes I'm still doing this. Give me a call whenever you want and we can figure something out.

You have a pm!