Old 870 makeover...
An old turkey guns gets a new look
Before After Dipped by yours truly in Timber's Edge HD |
Looks GREAT!!! That's awesome Steve!
Kim :) |
Originally Posted by Turkey Goddess
(Post 3873546)
Looks GREAT!!! That's awesome Steve!
Kim :) |
Here's a few other things I've dipped
Just for starters... |
those look great! not sure i understand the whole "dipping" but the end product is nice!
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Originally Posted by triglet
(Post 3873767)
those look great! not sure i understand the whole "dipping" but the end product is nice!
The pattern is printed onto a dehydrated film. The ink used is more or less a paint all by itself. The film is laid into a clean temperature controlled tank of water for about a minute so it can hydrate. Then a chemical activator is applied to the film via a spray gun. Once the item is dipped into the film that is now liquified and floating on the surface of the water, the paint on the item and the paint in the film bond together and create the pattern you want. Then you clear coat the item to protect the finish and let it cure. The item will have the same durability as your cars finish... I use alot of automotive paints and clear coats to get this accomplished. |
Great looking stuff.
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I always wondered how that was done... COOL!!!
Kim :) |
Originally Posted by Turkey Goddess
(Post 3874203)
I always wondered how that was done... COOL!!!
Kim :) |
Steve I have only seen the bow you dipped the rest of the stuff looks great too. I think that Guy with the dip and the beverage hunted with me this past spring. LOL!
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