Multicam Dipping
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Re: Multicam Dipping
Superior tactical solutions did this up for me
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...454#Post3719454
Took 8 seperate dips but it came out better than expected. @ coats of clear over the top
Superior tactical solutions did this up for me
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...454#Post3719454
Took 8 seperate dips but it came out better than expected. @ coats of clear over the top
Re: Multicam Dipping
yeah. Accurate Ordnance in winder GA dropped mine off at Georgia Hydrographics and they did an outstanding job. Might be close to you if you're in SC
yeah. Accurate Ordnance in winder GA dropped mine off at Georgia Hydrographics and they did an outstanding job. Might be close to you if you're in SC
Re: Multicam Dipping
This is a friend of a friend's shop. I was at their shop about 2-3 months ago- guy (and his wife) do freaking amazing work. They also can do animal skulls (they are licensed taxidermist). I believe they are also an FFL so no worries with shipping firearms
This is a friend of a friend's shop. I was at their shop about 2-3 months ago- guy (and his wife) do freaking amazing work. They also can do animal skulls (they are licensed taxidermist). I believe they are also an FFL so no worries with shipping firearms
Re: Multicam Dipping
Lakota industries did a great job on several items: http://www.lakota-industries.com/
They are very experienced and know what to tape off...underside of picatinny rails for example. In spite of their good job, I find water transfer dips to be delicate....chips easier than a cerakote finish.
Lakota industries did a great job on several items: http://www.lakota-industries.com/
They are very experienced and know what to tape off...underside of picatinny rails for example. In spite of their good job, I find water transfer dips to be delicate....chips easier than a cerakote finish.
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