Hydro Dipped Glock 17 Frame

[Jerry 67]

I really like Glocks, and I like to be different. I decided to hydro dip a Glock 17 Gen 3 Frame. It was totally stripped before dipping, then I let it dry for a week before I built the weapon with all new parts.

I have a 9mm upper, and also a conversation .22lr. upper that is usually housed on this frame. Thanks for looking at my adventure. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190919/5450d52e518896138489d77ed651cbc5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190919/17c76df864dd2196f489b6d3fdca79ee.jpg

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[Bailey Guns]

Did you do the dip yourself or have it done? The finish looks really nice and even.

[Jerry 67]

I did it myself. I think it is real easy, actually it was my second object that I hydro dipped.

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[00tec]

Is that a film dip, or spray paint over water?

[Jerry 67]

Spray paint, Red, White, and Blue.

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[Irving]

Looks like a nebula. I like it.

[Jerry 67]

Thank you, and thanks to everyone that have commented on my Glock.

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[crays]

While the black slide is a nice contrast, I'd be tempted to add some color if it were me.

Even brushed stainless maybe.

Looks good, though. Thumbs up.

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[Irving]

Maybe some lighter black swirls and some white dots as stars.

[colorider]

How durable is it?

[Jerry 67]

I really don't know. The other project that I hydro dipped I use it daily and it has not shown any wear.

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[Skully]

Looks like a nebula. I like it.


After a few beers, for some reason, I am craving Ice Cream the color looks like ice cream.


I just shoveled a foot of snow off my large driveway and I want ice cream, going to get another beer............................