hydo dip painting

well, I've heard a lot of people that love to have their gun done up with camo to look on par with their gear, and as I was browsing through the gun mods on ASC and I stumbled across a nice juicy scam. Now fear not friends, his website was a scam, but thankfully what I found isnt.

I discovered Hydo dip inking... something or other, process to apply ink to uneven surfaces easilly, such as your favorite weapon/radio/mag/facemask, whatever.

now, its made by this company http://liquidprintone.com/ while confusing at first, its a simple process, and I found some videos I'm posting at the end of this thread.

the http://www.mydipkit.com is originally intended for hunters, so its all hunting style camo. Except I was looking around on the manufacturer's website and found this: http://liquidprintone.com/subcategory.php?id=16 Millitary style camo, Multicam, flektarn, urban, even pink tiger for those more in touch with our feminine side... and the ones that want to be shot in the face by the nearest sniper

anyway, I got a touch excited when I found this becuase I've been thinking of ways to get camo on guns that doesnt look like it was done with walmart spray paint and some masking tape.

I also mentioned videos, so here you are (this is applying hunting camo, the military camo is just a different ink, same process)
part 1:
[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt6_ur8hybY&feature=player_embedded#"]YouTube- D.I.Y. Camo Dipping a.k.a. hydrographing: Part 1[/url]
and part 2:
[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB9YtesgL2Y&NR=1"]YouTube- D.I.Y. Camo Dipping a.k.a. Hydrographing: Part 2[/url]

actually this technology of haveing the print floating on water and pulling the object up through it was originaly designed for somehting else entirely i just cant for the life remember what i do know it had nothing to do with hunting the outdoors or airsoft or guns. i think it was some sort of sports equpiment. but it is avery usefull technique. and has very good looking results that tend to last also, but good luck ever getting it off cause that doesnt happen.

actually, its dropping it into the water, not pulling it up, the water runoff would take the ink with it otherwise

yes what im thinking of is slightly different in that it uses a thicker latex based film and ya it pulls up rather than down

interesting. I think it would be sweet to paint up all my stuff in military camo

im seriously considering looking for the cadpat equivalent to that stuff for the body of my aug. that should be difficult eh. though marpat may work just as well