Camo dipping "Hydrographing"
 

I've been fascinated with this since I've seen it years ago, finally broke down & bought the materials. It's not easy! Several yards of camo film & several temper tantrums I've started to get the hang of it! I started out with a picture frame & it came out pretty well, the next item was a wall outlet cover, I fought with this damn thing night after night, priming, painting & dipping & it just wouldn't happen! I stepped back & started studying, figuring & thinking about every little detail & I think I just about got it figured out! Decided to take a cheap single shot shotgun of the boys & try it. So far it has come out pretty well! Next is the barrel & receiver which is likely to start the temper tantrums again!!!! Whatcha think???

I'll post pictures of barrel & receiver when finished next week. (I hope)

Looks good

Looks good nice job

I like it Jeff. Keep at it.

Can u do my bright *** yellow 4 wheeler

I'll let ya know cause I got a bright azz Yellow 4 wheeler too! ;)

sweet looking bro.

Hope it holds up better than that crap Honda uses on their camo 4 wheelers. Mine was wore off in less than a year.

Thats cool, want to do the cowling on my motor? Is that crap expensive just wondering cuz the places i've seen do it charge a good bit!

good job man. looks good.

Damn. That's pretty good!!

nice.

Awesome man!

I like it....

Well here it is finished. Took some time & plenty patience!!!!

Looks like the ol Beretta 390 will be next :)

Damn that came out great! Looks better than some factory camo jobs.

Looks good. Now I wanna get my 20 gauge dipped

Can you do wetlands design...

Like this? Yup.

Damn! I just paid extra for a shotgun cause it was camo......if id known you could do it, id just paid you!!

Jeff how mucj to do my sbe2.....currently it is the black.

Looks good.

Need to let me get a few more under my belt.....theres some flaws in it, but I'm getting the hang of it, just really need to set something up in my shop & get some different size dipping tanks. It's been a pain in the azz doing everything on the back porch!

NO problem just let me know.....Do you think the paint will hold up like the factory job ones...

The camo is actually an ink that adheres itself to the base coat, so it's only as durable as the primer. Use a good high quality primer & no gloss clear coat & should be pretty durable.

maybe you could give a class?;)

Good job porch monkey!!!

YOU doing shotguns on the side for cash? I have a 12 ga browning gold 3 1/2 with wood stock?

Thanks

Biggun

[QUOTE=wtretrievers;317295]Need to let me get a few more under my belt.....theres some flaws in it, but I'm getting the hang of it, just really need to set something up in my shop & get some different size dipping tanks. It's been a pain in the azz doing everything on the back porch![/QUOTE]

It's tough when your tripping over all those beer cans.....:smokin:

Nice work....I like it.;)

Y'all can't imagine the stuff scattered across our back porch and kitchen during this process. We are working on getting him set up in a shop and I'm sure he will take orders once he's comfortable with the technique. A lot of beer and a lot of cussing on the first go round but I think he has it down now!

Lol...I understand.

I always wanted to learn how to do that but never took the time to do it.

Nice job Jeff!

Where do you get the stuff to do this? Looks fun!

Can you do Fishing rod.?

I don't know if I can do one but that's how the "camo" rods are done. I'll have to get some practice on that too.