Wood stock hydro dipping/painting

[Point1Seven]

Looking for someone to hydrodip my rifle stock, anyone know who is reputable and fast?

I will keep looking myself and update if I find one, no real reason for this other than its cool lol.

Thanks guys!

 

[491458]

Yes I know a guy that does great work if you are interested you can reach me at 812-449-1963

 

[Michael]

I do a fair amount of dipping, but I've got a backlog.

In the past I've used www.hydrodip.com with great results. I've also heard good things about Utah Hydrographics & Intermountain Hydrographics. 

Make sure you share the results if you get it done!

 

[Point1Seven]

Thank you I will take a look at a few different places and reach out soon if I chose it! Appreciate it

 

[Point1Seven]

I also saw hydro dip.com when performing my search and they seem to have excellent reviews and good prices. Due to higher turn around times I may acquire a stock to use in the mean time so I don’t have to wait to use my rifle ? (impatient). Appreciate the help and will most certainly post when finished!

 

[Technoman]

Hey Michael,
I'm planning on learning the process for archery equipment and firearms/airguns. Would you recommend Hydrodip as the best place to get a kit and or materials?
Thanks,Scott

 

[MaxKookage]

"491458"Yes I know a guy that does great work if you are interested you can reach me at 812-449-1963

That looks so cool. I'm going to look into this for my guitars too.

 

[Michael]

"Technoman"Hey Michael,
I'm planning on learning the process for archery equipment and firearms/airguns. Would you recommend Hydrodip as the best place to get a kit and or materials?
Thanks,Scott

If you're just planning on doing your personal equipment then an aerosol dip kit might do the trick. Typically results won't be as good as a professional set-up unless you're working in a controlled environment. Initial prep is very important. If you go this route I'd suggest getting 2 kits. Use 1 kit just for practice & the other for the real deal. 

A professional setup requires a significant investment, training, and lots of practice. 

Good luck, have fun, & share your results! 

 

[douger]

is the hydro dipping slippery or a gripe feel

 

[Technoman]

I believe I'll give it a try or at least experiment a bit. I'm thinking about a couple of wood stocks I might do. One is the Edgun and with the cutouts I can't believe it will lay around all the corners . Seems like that might be a problem shape. Not sure I have the nerve to tackle that one. Simple shapes I would think will be easy. Gotta do some homework.
Thanks Michael

 

[RAMJET66]

I have been trying to show a pic of my GatorDip Zbroia for 2 days , I keep get a ERROR HTTP CODE 404