Has anyone played with these at-home camo dip kits?
http://www.camodipkit.com
DIY Camo Dip Kits
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we did a dipping on a stock and it turned out great...
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I liked what I saw on your link.
My view of the PERFECT stock would be one that was fibreglass or something similar, with a soft rubber overmolding. Hogue makes rifle and shotgun stocks that way. Now, with your camo pattern as a final finish to that rubber overmolding, that would be perfect, as long as the film would stay supple and be compatible with the rubber.
Here's the Hogue link http://www.hogueinc.com/stocks
The bow would be quieter shooting, nicer to grip, and wouldn't "clunk" if a branch bumped it or make noise if it got rubbed by a zipper, etc.
My view of the PERFECT stock would be one that was fibreglass or something similar, with a soft rubber overmolding. Hogue makes rifle and shotgun stocks that way. Now, with your camo pattern as a final finish to that rubber overmolding, that would be perfect, as long as the film would stay supple and be compatible with the rubber.
Here's the Hogue link http://www.hogueinc.com/stocks
The bow would be quieter shooting, nicer to grip, and wouldn't "clunk" if a branch bumped it or make noise if it got rubbed by a zipper, etc.
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I've though about attempting this on a Tact Zone scope & rings to match the camo on my Lynx better. Has anyone tried dipping a scope?
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not sure if your warranty will be void .it may work and you just may screw it up. i do my mounts myself and have dipped a couple guns and find round objects are really hard to do and you may end up striping it and redoing it so chances of screwing it up increase every timeCzy_Horse wrote:I've though about attempting this on a Tact Zone scope & rings to match the camo on my Lynx better. Has anyone tried dipping a scope?
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I have a black Micro cheek piece that I want dipped in real tree Xtra. However all the dip kits I have seen don't offer real tree camo.... ;(
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Check out Plato- dip. It spray on and you can peel it right off.going to use it to break up my ladder stand and maybe even my grizzly cub.
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Not sure if it was the same kit, but my buddy received a sample kit and we tried simple stuff like a light switch plate and after getting the technique down pat it worked well, but I found it not to durable, scratching easily
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I paid a pro to do the limbs of matrix I have in carbon.
Wasn't cheap but it's a good job and seems to be standing up well to regular 3d shooting round the woods.
Wasn't cheap but it's a good job and seems to be standing up well to regular 3d shooting round the woods.
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It should read plasti-dip. Spray it on and when done or no longer like just peel it off.