Camo dipping recommendations

[packmule]

I have a shotgun I’d like to have dipped to add a camo finish. Any recommendations for vendors in Washington?

[Type65]

I can't help you with a shop for a dip, but I must say I was very surprised/impressed with the Mossy Oak vinyl camo wraps. They only cost $30, are pretty easy to install with an xacto knife and a heat gun, look pretty good if you take your time, and tested waterproof and easy to remove. Is a dip better, definitely, but it may be worth looking at if you want something cheap.

[huntnphool]

http://www.handhhydrographics.com/

[JBar]

NW Hydroprint in Montesano does good work.

[Special T]

NW Hydroprint in Montesano does good work.

Pretty sure he just does stock and furnature, no FFL items.

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[konradcountry]

I'd look into selling your shotgun and buying a new one in camo.

That is what I did since there wasn't much of a price difference.

The factory camo is also a lot tougher.

[huntnphool]

NW Hydroprint in Montesano does good work.

 They did some work for me that turned out well, but I think they let their FFL go and can’t do full firearms anymore.

[Magnum_Willys]

NW Hydroprint in Montesano does good work.

 They did some work for me that turned out well, but I think they let their FFL go and can’t do full firearms anymore.

   Too bad too, they did nice work on mine.