Plastidip your Mavic

[Bartjuhhh]

Any of you have plastidip the Mavic ?
Here is my creation

 

[royster]

You use a grey, same color as stock?
I use plasti dip a lot testing out various colors for , wheels, dash;s, whole cars. I know the secret of getting a good, useable finish, that can be removed easily is many, many coats.
If you did, say 4-6 coats, any disernable weight added?

 

[Bartjuhhh]

You use a grey, same color as stock?
I use plasti dip a lot testing out various colors for , wheels, dash;s, whole cars. I know the secret of getting a good, useable finish, that can be removed easily is many, many coats.
If you did, say 4-6 coats, any disernable weight added?

No the difference is only 20 grams.... a black base coat and 2 layers of plastidip

 

[Kestrel]

Any signal loss, I seen a video of a guy that did that to his Phantom and it did a fly away on him after.

 

[Bartjuhhh]

No plastidip is not on metallic base but on silicone so no signal loss or something like that

 

[jerryflah]

Any of you have plastidip the Mavic ?
Here is my creation

Any of you have plastidip the Mavic ?
My wife would steal my MAVIC if I ever gave it THAT color!

 

[ayoslick]

That came out looking nice.

 

[Five-O]

Great idea, if you get tired of the color, or it gets beat up, just peel it off!

 

[TrayBoz]

Did you have to disassemble any of it to dip it?

 

[OmniDrone Aerial]

Very cool!

 

[dv8ed]

Did you have to disassemble any of it to dip it?

there's aerosol spray and dip... i'm sure he used spray.

 

[MrMavic]

No the difference is only 20 grams.... a black base coat and 2 layers of plastidip

That's almost 3/4 ounce. Yes, that does make a difference in flight.

 

[Mavic Ray]

I fly my mavic in the mountains a lot so I needed a bright color and I put reflective tape just in case it were to go down somewhere.

 

[MrMavic]

Good idea. You could probably spot it in the evening with a flashlight easier than by sunlight.