Camo dip?

**Elkhound** · 02-05-11, 09:16

Has anyone had a long gun camo dipped or hydro-dipped, whatever they call it? I have started looking into this and there are some interesting patterns I am thinking about for a shotgun.

I have not found, via my internet search, if this is a reliable and durable option to duracoat or cerakote.

If anyone can recommend a company that does this work, I'd appreciate it. Just looking at the companies on the internet certainly does not give any true information about customer satisfaction.

**Boomer10** · 02-05-11, 09:40

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...ghlight=dipped

**Elkhound** · 02-05-11, 09:59

Originally Posted by Boomer10

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...ghlight=dipped

Thanks for the link. I don't know why this thread did not turn up when I used the search function, but then computers are odd, mystical and whimsical things!

**Militant83** · 02-05-11, 12:45

www.sohydroprint.com is where ive got some work done

**Boomer10** · 02-05-11, 16:34

Elkhound - glad I could help. Were you using the grey search button or the yellow one?

**Elkhound** · 02-05-11, 16:49

Originally Posted by Boomer10

Elkhound - glad I could help. Were you using the grey search button or the yellow one?

Grey, and I don't think I added in enough parameters to qualify the search - live and learn. Thanks for the help.

**Elkhound** · 02-05-11, 16:52

Originally Posted by Militant83

www.sohydroprint.com is where ive got some work done

I was just checking out their web site, thank you. So many choices! It may be too hard to pick one pattern; I may have to send them more than one gun.

**civic96hb** · 02-05-11, 18:48

Try looking into a DIY dip kit

www.camodipkit.com

**13MPG** · 02-06-11, 00:05

Originally Posted by Elkhound

Has anyone had a long gun camo dipped or hydro-dipped, whatever they call it? I have started looking into this and there are some interesting patterns I am thinking about for a shotgun.

I have not found, via my internet search, if this is a reliable and durable option to duracoat or cerakote.

If anyone can recommend a company that does this work, I'd appreciate it. Just looking at the companies on the internet certainly does not give any true information about customer satisfaction.

http://www.hanoverhydrographics.com

This shop has done a few guns for my friends and all of them have turned out really good. I am going to have him do one of my Browning Golds in MO Treestand. He is right of I-95 just north of Richmond VA.

As a side note he can also dip in A-Tacs and MC. Heck, maybe I will do the Gold in A-Tacs…lol.