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[Hunter69]

This stuff looks brilliant and moulds to any shape you're dipping in . . .

Edited by Hunter69, 05 January 2012 - 05:21 PM.

[huey224]

hmm, interesting! i really like it! but how the **** do they do it!?

[Hunter69]

there is several YouTube vids but think hydrographics website must show how to do it. You lay the transfer film on water for a few mins and it almost becomes a liquid then dip the item into it and a quick shake and job done it comes with film and primer sprays to coat item with first then it sticks to it no matter what shape the object . . Then leave to dry and then spray with special lacquer to give final finish i think looks good though

[Wingshooter]

I have done a few of them but gave it up. It sounds easy but some shapes will make you pull your hair out but it works.

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[ZDP-189]

I wonder if you could take a swim in this stuff.

Love the music Colt Ford.

[Jim Williams]

I haven't used it yet but have been wanting some to do gun stocks with for a long time, the last time I checked it was unavailable in the UK due to the chemicals involved not being allowed to be exported here.

Edited by Sling Jim, 06 January 2012 - 08:20 AM.

[Hogancastings]

all our camo range are finished of this way and the ones we did for Bill Hays

[NaturalFork]

Check out how they do it to bows in this vid. Around the 4:30 mark is where they do it. Overall a good vid too.

[Jim Williams]

 Hogancastings, on 06 January 2012 - 08:57 AM, said:

all our camo range are finished of this way and the ones we did for Bill Hays

Where have you managed to find it Pete?