hydrographics.. anyone interested?

Hey guys just getting a feeler out here in the form. anyone interested in hydrographics or hydro dipping? I've been doing it on and off for a few years now, mostly working for a family member and have learned a lot of tips and tricks to the art. I have recently built my own tank and set up shop at home. my tank is small (20"x 16") but is big enough to do more than you think. I can do cups, dash trim, gun parts....pretty much anything that can be submerged in water.

price by size, paint type and print style.

flat clear or high gloss automotive clear...and high heat clear for gun barrels.

ill upload some of my work to this post. I have some film in stock but its limited due to starting up and you need money to make money.

keep in mind you'd have to remove the parts and send them to me and I'd need them for a week to do. its more work than you think and it has to look perfect to me and you before I ship it back.

currently I have carbon fiber, an aloha print, some urban snow camo, a galaxy print and an American flag with screaming eagle and a muddy girl style print.

PM me for price quotes or questions

 

My AR I did

 

My dad's 1400 in exotic burlwood

 

A more in-depth look

 

In the wild

 

Torn down and ready for clear

 

The shotgun is gorgeous. Good work man.

 

Yeah it was my dad's Christmas present I bought the new plastics and dipped them in wood grain. His old Walnut stocks were cracked

 

Nice work

 

Someones lucky girlfriend is getting a ccp in muddy girl

 

I didn't dip or paint this one but I tore it down and put it all back together. The customer painted it blue metallic and dipped it with help. I made sure it was taken apart with out losing detents and springs and then did the fit an finish assm. It looks way better in the sun and blue is darker in person. Shop lights fool you.

 

PM’d!

 

Shotgun all finished, in NC woods

 

44mag. Rifle in MC2 brush camo