Thought some of you camo lovers might be interested in this new camo dipping kit - www.camodipkit.com - you can dip gun and bow parts at home now.

kits are on sale for $99

I'd rather leave it to the expert :)

Dan

I'd rather leave it to the expert :)

Dan

100% agree

My friends at www.easternhydrographics.com do this & wow to do it right it takes some prep. time. It doesn't take much to mess it up:doh:

You're right Juan! I have all my rods dipped professionally that are going to be made into MeanV Suppressors and correct prep, base coat, etc. is the key. I also do custom dipping of accessories and bows. Just send everything in with my rods and get a better deal.

I've tried 4 dippers but I am really pleased with the guy who is doing my dipping now. Plus he is super guy to deal with! :)

Dan

i will agree if you try and save money on some things it will usually cost you more $ in the long run so i usually leave it to the pro's.:amen:

Heres the kick, IF you take your time and are a tad OCD like myself there is no problems in doing it yourself. I have done a couple of my bows. I enjoy doing things myself and finding new thing I can create in the archery realm for the fun of it. Plus I love to tinker, and I am not your average bear. It depends on the individual and what talent they have. Only the person doing it can answer those questions.

My Energy Frankenbow

http://i488.photobucket.com/albums/rr250/72Beetle/enervy/100_5831.jpg

My sons Aigil

http://i488.photobucket.com/albums/rr250/72Beetle/bears%20AigilSS/100_5781.jpg

nice pics - good job on the camo dipping. What pattern did you use?

also, how did you fade it into the black like that?