Camo dipping
 

Hey guys,
I'm expanding a bit of the shop and figured I'd promote myself a little bit here.
If you need something dipped get with me and we will see what we can do... If you'd like to see samples of what I've done you can check me out here http://www.deadfallarchery.com/dipped.html

If your looking for a specific pattern let me know and I'll get it for you. I know a bunch of people in the industry as well, if I can get you done, I can refer you to someone else.

Wait time with me is a little over a week right now too. More or less, I make sure the clear coat is cured before I ship it back to prevent problems and damages, so it takes a little longer, I'd rather be honest with you, I don't do overnight...

Thanks

Steve

Sounds good. I just may have to look you up to do a synthetic stock for me. And maybe a bow riser. Send me a pm with your prices.

how durable is the camo dipping?

Where are you located in kansas? Shot me a pm with prices. thanks,

Shotgun Stock = $85.00
Shotgun parts = $50.00
Complete Entire Rifle = $170.00
Partial Rifle (Stock) = $70.00
Complete Pistol = $125.00
Pistol Frame = $70.00
Complete Bow = $170.00
Riser = $70.00
Limbs = $70.00
Cams = $45.00
Complete Shotgun = $150.00
Quiver and stab = $20.00
Rifle scope (not warrented at your own risk) = $65.00
Small accessories = $10.00
Euro Mount skulls = $75.00
Engine parts- Call!
Body Plastics - Call!
We use automotive paints and primers.
I have access to 3 different clear protective coats. A flat satin, a mid gloss, and a high gloss.
All other inquiries, Call me at 316-992-1662.

I may be interested in a shotgun. what part of kansas are you located at. I'm at Ft Riely.

El Dorado, what pattern are you looking at?

Do these prices include shipping?

No... Sorry

Almost every reputable dipper out there is going to use an automotive base paint and an automotive protective clear coat on whatever you have dipped... So the finish is whatever he puts on it...
Every dip is going to require 3 things. Prep work is key, a proper base coat of paint, and then a careful dip... The last part determines how durable the finish is and thats all relative to the type of cleat or top coat he seals it with.

So, if you can take your cars finish for an example... Thats pretty close to the same durability