Camo dip anyone?

[Guest rebeldrummer]

Has anyone tried this product?

Just ran across it and it looks good....

Not too many customer pics, but what is there looks nice.

Thoughts?

http://www.camodipkit.com/index.htm

Edited September 13, 2012 by rebeldrummer

[Transplanted Hoosier]

Wow! That's too cool. I gotta get some.

[Guest rebeldrummer]

Wow! That's too cool. I gotta get some.

If you do, give us a review and some pics!

[LI0NSFAN]

I have wanted to try this but know I would mess it up. If either of you do it, let me know and i might offset some of your cost if you dip for me.

[Guest rebeldrummer]

I have wanted to try this but know I would mess it up. If either of you do it, let me know and i might offset some of your cost if you dip for me.

It's says you can do 3 pistols....maybe we can find a (more skilled than I) person and go in 3rds on it??

Im interested in dipping my M&P 40c or my 10/22 stock

[LI0NSFAN]

I just need my glock dipped. I am talking to my father in law about him doing it, he is one of those people that can do anything and is very meticulous. I am looking at just dipping a slide. He might be a third that is willing to dip for us.

Edited September 13, 2012 by Lions Fan

[Lumber_Jack]

Whose gonna be the guinea pig?

[tt0511]

This is actually a pretty proven method and they got it from custom guitar painters. The pattern that comes out is 100% unique and is impossible to replicate. Some folks tried to do their own guitars with mixed results. I'd definitely test it on something unimportant first until you feel confident in the procedure so you are sure to get good results on permanent stuff. It all depends on how the paint slick lies on the water before you dip the item. Here's what it looks like on a guitar (not the camo, but the water-bath-dipped-paint method):

Edited September 15, 2012 by tt0511

[graycrait]

There is a fella around here who has done quite a bit of it. He did a kydex holster for me with skulls on about 6 months ago or so. Unbelievably durable. I saw a couple of guns he did. He did a glock in some kind of grass pattern. If he ever lays that thing down he won't find it again.

I need to look into this myself. I like to change stuff up on the Glocks. I would like to see how it holds up to heat on a semi-auto pistol slide.

[Guest rebeldrummer]

This is actually a pretty proven method and they got it from custom guitar painters. The pattern that comes out is 100% unique and is impossible to replicate. Some folks tried to do their own guitars with mixed results. I'd definitely test it on something unimportant first until you feel confident in the procedure so you are sure to get good results on permanent stuff. It all depends on how the paint slick lies on the water before you dip the item. Here's what it looks like on a guitar (not the camo, but the water-bath-dipped-paint method):

oh yea yea, i have known about this method for a while now. the question was more towards the actual product i provided a link to....

didnt know if anyone around here had tried it or not already. for $100 its not that bad of a deal, as long as it is a quality product and will

hold up. thats really what i was getting at.

p.s. that guitar looks beautiful!!

[Guest rebeldrummer]

Whose gonna be the guinea pig?

i think you should be! let us know how it works

[Guest shootn]

AWESOME......

[Guest shootn]

Has anyone tried this product?

Just ran across it and it looks good....

Not too many customer pics, but what is there looks nice.

Thoughts?

http://www.camodipkit.com/index.htm

We got a dip kit from CamoDIpKit.com and can't wait to try it. Thanks again for the good find...

[whitewolf001]

Well this thread got ressurrected from the dead... I'm gonna look into this stuff.

Edited September 18, 2013 by whitewolf001

[Guest Riciticky]

Its not for me but you guys have fun.

[Wingshooter]

Well this thread got ressurrected from the dead... I'm gonna look into this stuff.

Resurrected ALMOST a year to the day. Looks cool. Anyone try it yet? Edited September 18, 2013 by Batman

[Static_USMC]

New Bern Arms (sp) in Maryville / Alcoa behind west chevrolet is now doing camo dips.  They had about 15 swatches and can get more.  Nice guys,

Edited October 3, 2013 by Static_USMC

[Ron Padilla]

I have been looking in to this as well and thinking of getting a kit, after looking at all the utube videos it doesn't look to difficult.  The nice thing is that if you mess it up  you just shoot the base coat and redo the dip, so what can go wrong with that? 

[Guest shootn]

Yes you can just redip it if you happen to mess it up

[Guest shootn]

We just got their Multicam dip kit and it looks SWEET

[Caster]

[LI0NSFAN]

you know a tread has been around for a while when most of the people are no longer around.

[TGO David]

Yeahhhh... it's not suspicious at all when someone from Dubuque Iowa signs up to reply to a post from 3 years ago to tell you that "we just go their dip kit and it looks sweet".  :lol:

 

Shootn, if you want to advertise your business, let me know.  Otherwise, welcome to the forum and please refrain from making any posts designed to plug your business.