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		<title>Water Transfer Printing for Rifle Stocks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There&#8217;s a great new way to apply an eye-catching finish to fiberglass and synthetic stocks. Water Transfer Printing (aka Hydro-Dipping) can apply beautiful, stylized patterns to your stock, and the process costs less than a custom paint job. Hydro-dipping is ideal for applying amazing photo-realistic effects such as stone, wood burl, snakeskin, or faux carbon [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>There&#8217;s a great new way to apply an eye-catching finish to fiberglass and synthetic stocks. Water Transfer Printing (aka Hydro-Dipping) can apply beautiful, stylized patterns to your stock, and the process costs less than a custom paint job. Hydro-dipping is ideal for applying amazing photo-realistic effects such as stone, wood burl, snakeskin, or faux carbon fiber. Hydro-dipping requires no harsh chemicals or high heat so there are no negative side effects. You just end up with an amazing, patterned finish on your stock.</p>
<p>Hundreds of different patterns are available. We like the carbon-look finish on benchrest guns and the snakeskin patterns on hunting and varmint rifles. Natural snakeskin designs, in this Editor&#8217;s opinion, are perhaps the most effective camouflage for the largely arrid backcountry in the American southwest.</p>
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<p><b>Hydro-Dip of Idaho Does Great Work</b><br />
While there are a half-dozen companies offering water transfer printing for rifle stocks, Forum member Francis B. recommends <a href="http://www.hydro-dip.com/" target="new">Hydro-Dip, LLC</a> of Meridian, Idaho. Examples of Hydro-Dip&#8217;s work are shown above. Francis writes: &#8220;Scott, Adam, and old man Rod Springer own and run Hydro-Dip. This is a company that will &#8216;paint&#8217; your rifle, tool box, trailer, airplane, whatever and will do an excellent job while doing it. Check out their archives of jobs done. You will be amazed. I&#8217;ve not had one of their jobs done for any of mine (yet) but I&#8217;m considering it. Those who have had their rifles done tell me the cost is very reasonable. I have seen a few stocks done and they are works of art.&#8221;</p>
<p>Hydro-dipping (water transfer printing) can be performed on virtually any metal or plastic surface. You can Hydro-dip car parts, archery gear, rifle stocks &#8212; you name it. Watch the process in the video:</p>
<p><strong>CLICK VIDEO to See Hydro-Dipping Process!</strong><br />
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