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Easy Airbrush Graphite Paint for Electroplating 3d Prints

In this video, I will demonstrate how to make airbrush compatible graphite paint out of graphite powder and India ink, how to apply it to your 3D prints using an airbrush, and how to electroplate your 3D prints with real metal. You will be amazed by the transformation of your 3D prints from dull and plastic to shiny and metallic. If you want to learn more about electroplating 3D prints, check out some of the other videos on my channel. I hope you enjoy this video and find it useful. Please like, share, and subscribe for more DIY projects. Thanks for watching! Amazon Associate links below for the products mentioned in this video: Amazon Link to Graphite Powder: https://lasso.to/amazon/bXN6vLBZKL/8N... Amazon Link to India Ink: https://lasso.to/amazon/Wb3yL8549B/8N... Amazon Link to the Airbrush I use: https://lasso.to/amazon/uuQU9qaevs/8N... Amazon Link to Containers to store Graphite Paint: https://lasso.to/amazon/vNlIsdqsyO/8N... Amazon Link to the 3d Printer I'm Currently Using: https://lasso.to/amazon/WafTqZDKUC/8N... Electroplating is a process that coats the surface of an object with a thin layer of metal, giving it a shiny and durable finish. However, to electroplate 3D prints, you need to make them conductive first. That’s where the graphite paint comes in. Graphite is a form of carbon that has high electrical conductivity, and can be mixed with India ink to create a paint that can adhere to resin or plastic prints. By applying a thin layer of graphite paint to your 3D prints, you can make them ready for electroplating. You can use different metals, such as copper, nickel, or silver, to achieve different results. Link to my Patreon. Members have access to download all files and content used across my channel -   / icanbuildthat   Tags: #howto #electroplating #diy #diycrafts #diyprojects #3dprinting #metal3dprinting #resin3dprinter #resin3dprinting #graphite #airbrush @DIYCOOLSTUFF