View Full Version : Hydrographics/diping guns in Denver (Cool shit!)
Saw these on a photography forum I frequent often, I'm aware of the process but didn't think they would look this cool!! I'm am in wow!
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JM Ver. 2.0
09-24-2012, 19:43
Nice...
You can buy the rifle furniture from Cheaper Than Dirt in the various colors. Kind of pricey though.
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/ARR-986
You can buy the rifle furniture from Cheaper Than Dirt in the various colors. Kind of pricey though.
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/ARR-986
wow, That is a bit pricey.
Great-Kazoo
09-24-2012, 19:58
wow, That is a bit pricey.
It's magpul dude, magpul. TEAR:)1 cost more, Always.
I think its cheaper to have it dipped... you can make your own design as well
islandermyk
09-24-2012, 20:23
How durable is it?
I run my stuff pretty hard and hate to pay hard earned $$$$ dipping my stuff just to keep it in a safe...
How durable is it?
I run my stuff pretty hard and hate to pay hard earned $$$$ dipping my stuff just to keep it in a safe...
I don't know how durable it would be on a pistol but I a friend of mine had his bolt gun done a few years ago and it still looks very good.
If you are interested, there is a company in Elizabeth that does these. Their name is Colorado Camo & Customs: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Colorado-Camo-Customs/184505951568747
islandermyk
09-24-2012, 20:39
I don't know how durable it would be on a pistol but I a friend of mine had his bolt gun done a few years ago and it still looks very good.
If you are interested, there is a company in Elizabeth that does these. Their name is Colorado Camo & Customs: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Colorado-Camo-Customs/184505951568747
Right on... [Beer]
I take it it is pretty durable... seeing that the barrel was dipped as well... I am really digging this... [Awesom]
My good friends do this too. Galley Graphics LLC, off of Santa fe and c-470. Got a few things done, has been durable thus far.
All those duck camp guns are all dipped. That will attest to how durable they are. Of coarse if you put it through a torture test it will wear, but how sweet are some of those graphics. Maybe we can get a group buy on a few runs
islandermyk
09-24-2012, 20:50
All those duck camp guns are all dipped. That will attest to how durable they are. Of coarse if you put it through a torture test it will wear, but how sweet are some of those graphics. Maybe we can get a group buy on a few runs
I'm almost sold on this one... dammit... now I got's to save up for this [Weight]
I have been thinking about doing this for a while. I am not crazy on the total coverage of zombies or skulls but was thinking about doing my whole ar in woodland camo and maybe a small black zombie print on my str stock and handgaurd.
stevelkinevil
09-24-2012, 21:46
A little much for my taste but cool none the less. Does make you wonder though, I bet they could dip a sweet multi-cam pattern. Yum.
MileHighOutlaw
09-24-2012, 21:49
I had Galley Graphics do one of my bows and it turned out slick. I was very happy with their work.
You guys do know that you can do it yourselves? It's really not that hard. Prep is everything.
Here are some websites: www.mydipkit.com
www.camodipkit.com
islandermyk
09-24-2012, 22:25
Oowwee... this is gonna be a project I need to get into... thanks for the links [Beer]
You guys do know that you can do it yourselves? It's really not that hard. Prep is everything.
Here are some websites: www.mydipkit.com
www.camodipkit.com
seems the stuff can hold... but can't stand the heat... still some good stuff though [Beer]
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islandermyk
09-24-2012, 22:30
damn... no multi-cam on either sites...
... they'll be getting a call from me in the morning [Coffee]
stevelkinevil
09-24-2012, 23:00
damn... no multi-cam on either sites...
... they'll be getting a call from me in the morning [Coffee]
Do it! Hard to believe its not being done, hmmmm my scar 17 in multicam....
So is this wall paper for guns?
JM Ver. 2.0
09-25-2012, 03:20
So is this wall paper for guns?
Pretty much... You can dip just about anything though.
islandermyk
09-25-2012, 09:17
You guys do know that you can do it yourselves? It's really not that hard. Prep is everything.
Here are some websites: www.mydipkit.com
www.camodipkit.com
Do it! Hard to believe its not being done, hmmmm my scar 17 in multicam....
So I emailed these two guys about having some multi-cam patterns available rather than giving them a call... figured I'd copy and paste up their responses on here when I get them...
... we'll see what happens [Beer]
You guys do know that you can do it yourselves? It's really not that hard. Prep is everything.
Here are some websites: www.mydipkit.com
www.camodipkit.com
Personally, I'm a cheap ass and wouldn't get one of those kits. You can get the primer/clear at Wally world, the activator several places online (in spray can or the non aerosol to use your own spray gun) and there is film available many places.
Going to do my SKS bull pup when I get the stock.
If anyone tries to DIY this stuff, a quick tip is to use warm ~95°F water.
ChunkyMonkey
09-25-2012, 09:42
So I emailed these two guys about having some multi-cam patterns available rather than giving them a call... figured I'd copy and paste up their responses on here when I get them...
... we'll see what happens [Beer]
http://ushydrographics.com/hydrographic-film-patterns/camo-dipping-film/wtp-297-multicam/
Whistler
09-25-2012, 09:51
What no crusty old guy post yet? Okay I'll do it:
"Blue, black and walnut are all the colors you need! Doesn't need to match your purse!"
Joking, very cool process - "Gun Enthusiasts: The Next Generation" [Beer]
islandermyk
09-25-2012, 09:53
so here's my first response I got:
Hi Mike,
Thanks, and sorry, no, we don't have it. Would've considered bringing it on, but the Army has dropped that pattern.
Thank you,
Robyn
MYDIPKIT.COM
Teufelhund
09-25-2012, 13:37
I don't see the attraction. Does that pattern match your purse?
Personally, I'm a cheap ass and wouldn't get one of those kits. You can get the primer/clear at Wally world, the activator several places online (in spray can or the non aerosol to use your own spray gun) and there is film available many places.
Going to do my SKS bull pup when I get the stock.
If anyone tries to DIY this stuff, a quick tip is to use warm ~95°F water.
You can buy just the camo pattern. The activator I don't know about getting elsewhere.
You can buy just the camo pattern. The activator I don't know about getting elsewhere.
A Google query of hydrographic activator produces many results. ~$30 for the aerosol can. If you have your own compressor/spray gun, you can order quarts of the stuff.
I have a link somewhere of where to obtain the zombie pattern shown earlier by the meter if anyone wants it.
lead_magnet
09-25-2012, 15:48
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islandermyk
09-25-2012, 18:55
I don't see the attraction. Does that pattern match your purse?
just my special underwear and socks...
... you never know man... never know [LOL]
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so here's my first response I got:
Hi Mike,
Thanks, and sorry, no, we don't have it. Would've considered bringing it on, but the Army has dropped that pattern.
Thank you,
Robyn
MYDIPKIT.COM
Never got a response myself, figures. I don't even want to try and do it myself because I know it won't come out right.
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