What is this witchcraft of water printing???

[BaiHu]

Perhaps I'm a year late and $10,000 short, but this is incredibly cool. I'm sure a guy like Skyline is intimately familiar with this, but the others that share space with me under the rock might find this incredibly cool too.

Car parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKuXyeAGzEU

Gun parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6dlL1U7pl4

[Tamara]

It is what makes $450 carbon fiber TALO special edition Walther P22s possible.

[SGT_Calle]

Mind. Blown.
I thought the wood grain parts were awesome then they did that flame print on the motorcycle tank... Holy cow. Learn something new every day.

[Totem Polar]

Cool clip, B/D. Fascinating to watch the wheel rims in particular. Plus, that dude has strong wrists to keep rims steady like that; I'd kitten up the transfer on anything larger than a G26 frame, myself...

[JM Campbell]

It's pretty trick what they can dip and the designs they can do. I've seen a entire motor dress up kit done on a zr1 vett. Very cool

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[SecondsCount]

I helped a customer automate their dipping system and the first time I saw the operation I was impressed.

They mainly do frames for goggles and the plastic is plasma treated before dipping. Not sure if that is required for every type of application.

[Fly320s]

It has been around for awhile. My shooting buddy has several stocks dipped.

[nycnoob]

Thanks for this.

I have a shiny stainless steel gun with black plastic (Zytel some kind of Polymer) grips. I always wanted in some kind of faux
wood grips for it, but I could not figure out how to do it. I will research getting my grips dipped.



So far I am thinking "dark chocolate straight grain"
http://watertransferprinting.com/wg_gallery.html

[BaiHu]

Cool! Good luck nycnoob.

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