Vinyl wrapping Maserati key fob

roger102

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it doesn't like coming apart. One of mine the spring has gone so the key is permanently out and I can't get it apart yet.
Painting will wear off and powder coating needs heat

Thanks for the feedback guys. Been doing some research and have been told by a few vinyl wrappers that due to all the curves in the fob plus general wear and tear through daily usage, the wrap will start to peel off and the thing will look a mess.

Two other options available:

1. Powder coating / painting
2. Hydrographics

Hydrographics would just involve dipping the fob casing entirely into the paint liquid and apparently it should form a durable bond that should last. Pretty reasonable as well and they can do all sorts of things from carbon fibre to metallic finishes with or without texture.

Link below:
http://www.pitstopdesigns.co.uk/

What do you guys think? Is it easy to get the key and electrical bits out of the fob pre dipping?

Here is a pic of a Range Rover fob in carbon fibre finish applied hydrographically -
http://www.charlestonhydrographics.com/#!range-rover-key-fobs/zoom/c1hco/imageozx
 

roger102

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Yes but you'd need to do a lot to get your initial set up back. Real carbon is expensive and a bit of a pain to machine, out of range price wise really
Is that something you think could be done for the blue 4200 keys, Roger?


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Ewan

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The blue plastic keys of my QP and battered and scratched to pieces - they look dreadful. So if they can be taken apart easily and sent off for carbon dipping (or similar) that would be great.