Why would you paint your props? There are many aftermarket props that have been dyed a rainbow of colors. There are also paints that would almost melt the prop, if they contained certain solvents.
Why would you paint your props? There are many aftermarket props that have been dyed a rainbow of colors. There are also paints that would almost melt the prop, if they contained certain solvents.
Why would you paint your props? There are many aftermarket props that have been dyed a rainbow of colors. There are also paints that would almost melt the prop, if they contained certain solvents.
Not sure if I trust aftermarket props .... one review said they were not the same quality as the DJI LOW NOISE..... there are many new paints made specifically for plastic materials ..... I was just wondering [emoji41]
Point well taken. (says the guy flying billboard props LOL) I read about 'airscrews??' or something....they seem to be well liked. I stick with black factory....my big concern with aftermarkets is their durability. Has DJI published a replacement interval for the M2? I have seen conflicting info in DJI manuals, other models.
Point well taken. (says the guy flying billboard props LOL) I read about 'airscrews??' or something....they seem to be well liked. I stick with black factory....my big concern with aftermarkets is their durability. Has DJI published a replacement interval for the M2? I have seen conflicting info in DJI manuals, other models.
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