Hydrographics

[snowman80]

This is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I kinda want to try it now. Does anybody know how durable the film is once it's on the piece? What does everyone else think of it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjCiw8lRGFU

 

[Darren400]

looks super cool! yes it is really tough!

 

[Highmarker]

Have had a few coyote rifles dipped with camo patterns. Looks awesome and has held up great!
Check out Black Ice Coatings out of Spanish Fork Utah. They do some great work. Can dip just about anything you want. Look at their website to get an idea of some things you can do and patterns.
I had never heard if this untill I saw their booth at an outdoor expo in salt lake. Pretty cool stuff

 

[POLZIN]

I have hydrodiped side anels on my pro and they are awesome looking like new 2 seasons later

 

[snowman80]

This sounds promising. I might have to try it out. Has anyone done it themselves? It looks relatively simple to do.

 

[Wyo 1000]

Yes I have worked on lots of hydro graphics. It is not terribly hard to do once you get things down. Problem is that everything you do is different, size shape lots of redos when you are getting started. One of my riding partners started doing it 2 years ago he has 10k invested, 500 gallon heated dip tank, rince tank lots of film! So probably not something most guys will want to get into.

 

[Wyo 1000]

European deer and elk skulls look really cool he does alot of those.

 

[Wyo 1000]

I talked to my friend Josh who does the hdrodiping he says he would be glad to help you guys out with any dipping you need done! Just P.M. me and I'll get you his phone# He is in Gillette WY

 

[yzviper366]

My whole sled is dipped. Personnaly I'm not impressed with how it held up. I think the guy who did mine didnt prep it enough and my said pannelz started to crack but everything else held up pretty well. I am having the side panels redone this summer and will see how it goes next season.