hydro graphics

[woodchip 2]

thinking of getting them to spray my gun are they any good ??

[SEAN3513 7]

there was an article in a recent gun mag about them..............sorry can't remember which one.

 

they are the absolute dogs!!!!!!!!!!

 

theres a recent post on here ..................."pics wanted of camo rifles".......theres a picture of a hydrographics job on there....................awesome!!

 

have a look............i'm sure you'll be impressed.........and if you get yours done stick some pics up for us to see

 

cheers mate

Edited May 28, 2008 by SEAN3513

[woodchip 2]

the only thing thats making me seriously think is its £300 to do my aas410

[davyt63 1,845]

the only thing thats making me seriously think is its £300 to do my aas410

hi woodchip i had a quote it was £ 160.00 plus £ 15.00 carrige for stock and barrell

and £ 225.00 plus £15.00 carrige for complete kit. i also have AAS410

Regards

 

davy

[Coney 3]

It's a lot of money to shell out mate?? and will it make your gun perform any better, don't get me wrong I think it looks well on certain types of gun but when you have a quality piece of kit ( as you clearly have ) with a nice beech/walnut stock I think it's a shame to cover it up ( but that's only my opinion and as the missus tell's me it counts for feck all ) but if you have got your heart set on it mate go for it!! if you do let's see some pic's.

 

Regards

Coney.

[woodchip 2]

this is exacly why i posted it because im in two minds over it as i could buy a nv kit for a bit more money and your right its not going to improve the way the gun preforms .

[maty j 6]

i was looking at it a few years ago when the price was much cheaper, yes it does look nice but isnt too everyones tatse so that could affect the re-sale value. personally i'd choose the NV or another rifle for the price there chargeing now!!

[Guest bigredbusa]

spray ? do you mean dip ? quite a few firms doing it now hydrodip is another

[masmiffy 82]

Looks great bloody expensive.

But why dip a rifle you have probably bought on looks anyway???

[woodchip 2]

spray ? do you mean dip ? quite a few firms doing it now hydrodip is another

 

No i spoke to hydro they spray the gun

[Guest bigredbusa]

what in camo pattern ? to get a camo print they float the pattern on the fluid and then dip

[woodchip 2]

what in camo pattern ? to get a camo print they float the pattern on the fluid and then dip

all i can tell you is he told me its a spray??

[Guest bigredbusa]

the only spray is to activate it i believe which is done in the dip tank .

 

[PESCA 7]

the only spray is to activate it i believe which is done in the dip tank .

 

 

I believe you're right, BIGREDBUSA. The gun is taped off to cover any bits that you don't want doing, such as a logo, name of gun, detailing etc., and then coated with an activator or etch. The chosen colour of film is placed onto the tank, and the gun lowered through it, I think. Believe it to be non-reversible.

 

It's my Steyr on that camo post, though it was done when I bought the gun. As said, down to personal taste. I personally love mine, and I have to say, that until you've seen one done, in the flesh so to speak, you can't really appreciate the quality. Mine is a Hydrographics dip. The action, stock, scope and mounts, moderator, etc., are all done. When the moderator screws off and then back on, it's great to see that the pattern lines up perfectly.

[woodchip 2]

sounds right but he said they spray the gun thats all i know