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    Camo wrap stuff

    Hello guys
    I'm just wondering if anyone has put that MacTac stuff called Camo Wrap on their Argo or Max upper body ,just wondering if it sticks properly to the dimpled surface of the plastic that they are made of ,the older Max's are fiberglass so it shouldn't be a problem there, but "stuff" don't seem to stick on that plastic will it ?? and stay ??
    thanks guys
    He who has not cruised the back country in a 6x6 , has not lived life to it's fullest
    A Mans level of mechanical education directly corresponds to the level pain suffered while getting it
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    I haven't used it on my Hustler yet, but on my Kingquad i wraped it with morning wood camo. it has held up all summer long.. it is a automotive grade wrap that i used.. it works really good.. i think that it would work on the Hustler just have to sand the body smooth and use heat for it to fill in the dimples on the body..

    hope this helps



    Originally posted by Robinhood02 View Post
    Hello guys
    I'm just wondering if anyone has put that MacTac stuff called Camo Wrap on their Argo or Max upper body ,just wondering if it sticks properly to the dimpled surface of the plastic that they are made of ,the older Max's are fiberglass so it shouldn't be a problem there, but "stuff" don't seem to stick on that plastic will it ?? and stay ??
    thanks guys

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    • #3
      correction:

      old Max's were abs plastic

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      • #4
        Camoclad works really good on plastic too. I did a couple quads and they have lasted 2 years so far and no problems. Good company to deal with too.
        Dezi Gebel
        2 Early 70's Argo's Will Merge To Make One!

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        • #5
          thanks guys
          , i bought an old Max and the body is so scratched up i wanted to camo wrap it , it sounds like it's worth a try ,again thanks guys
          He who has not cruised the back country in a 6x6 , has not lived life to it's fullest
          A Mans level of mechanical education directly corresponds to the level pain suffered while getting it

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          • #6
            I went and looked at a Max IV for someone here on the site and it had camo clad on it. Look at the second page here: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/max-a...ice-check.html

            It seemed to stick very well to the Max but everywhere the owner had rubbed up against a tree and gotten some of it scraped off, the remaining camo clad was starting to peel there around the existing scratch / scrape. That's really the only negative but that's just the nature of the camo clad and I'm sure it would do the same on a quad.

            Since you are putting it on an old scratched up body, I would go for it. It seemed to stick good everywhere else.

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