Now I can’t actually take full credit for this one. The idea came from a kid that goes by the name 1ofakind. Anyway here goes.
Tools and materials- Flocking, Strainer,3M Spray Adhesive, Flat paint similar in color to flocking (can or brush)
Do whatever painting you need to do for unflocked parts. Then paint the flocked area’s in appropriate color. Mask off area’s that will not be flocked, and then give it a nice coat of spray adhesive.
Go ahead and immediately apply your flocking, and then press it down with your finger everywhere nice and firm make sure to get it in every nook and cranny you need to. Then set it aside to dry for about 10 or 15 minutes. When done turn it upside down and tap all the excess flocking off, and VIOLA, perfect flocking. The following pictures are from a W.I.P. Progress 64 Impala Lowrider, with Hoppin Hydro’s amps and subs in the back that I flocked. I even flocked the dashboard. This is the very first time I tried this method, and it worked perfectly. I might add it is the first time I ever successfully applied flock int he first place.
