Hydrodipped My Gun Buck

[StumblyRhino]

I'd never tried it before.  Figured I'd give it a shot on this little buck from deer camp in northern Wisconsin, though I'm not even sure I'm a fan of dipping yet.  I'm fairly happy with it for a trial run.  I'll go with at least one lighter contrast color if I ever do it again.

[Buffalogobbler]

Pretty cool, I just saw a video on how to do this.

Kevin

[BowEd]

WOW!!!!Could'nt do that hand painting that's for sure.

[bjrogg]

That is pretty cool how that works. Wonder if you could do a bow back like that in a long skinny container?

[PEARL DRUMS]

Pretty cool indeed.

[Eric Krewson]

Well........

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

Ok, about as far from primitive as it gets but no denying that is way cool!

[StumblyRhino]

That is pretty cool how that works. Wonder if you could do a bow back like that in a long skinny container?

You can dip anything non-porous if you have a big enough tank. You'd have to seal it first. I wonder if the paint would hold up to the bending.

[paoliguy]

So, how do you do that?

[bowtarist]

I have a buddy who put up a YouTube vid about that. It's pretty cool, but I'm not sure I'd do it to a lot of them if I wanted to display. Might be to much like being at a dead show. 😜 dp

[selfbow joe]

I think it come out nice.

[vinemaplebows]

My brother runs a company here in Montesano Wa. that specializes in this work. There are several companies out there, and they all seem to have varying quality. Seen some good, and down right horrible work. (opinion;)

[YosemiteBen]

wicked cool!

[Pappy]

Looks like it turned out very good , not really my cup of tea but to each there own.
 Pappy

[Dakota Kid]

Are you able to add another color layer to it now if you wanted, or is it a one shot deal?

I may have to do one of my paintball markers or airsoft guns like that.