Hyrdo dipping

[kro77]

Can anyone recommend a local place (MA, NH) that does hyrdodipping for rifle stocks? Also anyone have experience with how it holds up? I am thinking of getting a stock dipped in some camo and wanted to ask around first.

Thanks

 

[greencobra]

can't help you on dipping but i've been researching gunskins for myself. their website GunSkins Vinyl Wraps, Magazines, Tools, Apparel, & More

and here's a video from youtube. he's doing a shotgun.


View: http://youtu.be/obi_mGdxifU

 

[76Too]

hydro dipping is not durable at all...not sure if there's any kind of coating they can put over it, but I have a stock that was professionally done from the factory and it chips off very easily.

 

[RImike]

Vinyl warp it. I've had fun raising eyebrows with my new wrap on my 1100, here is the pattern:

 

[greencobra]

Vinyl warp it. I've had fun raising eyebrows with my new wrap on my 1100, here is the pattern:

took my old eyes a second or two to recognize the pattern, lol.

 

[mac1911]

My friend did the DIY spray paint dip and im actually surprised how well it came out. Its been pretty durable also and hes not easy on his gear.
he did a 870 express and a old savage bolt gun.
You can see where hes smacked the stock and spilt solvents but honestly it goes against a lot of conventional prep and paint ways of the past.
he said he was going to try a pre designed hydro sheet but I have not heard from him

 

[Matt_SERE]

ETA: Never mind, as they no longer do firearms.

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