Personalize and Protect Your Weapon in Monroe, Louisiana For Sale

As owners of HydroGraphics Headquarters, Landon Phipps and his wife Susan are excited to introduce this new and innovative service to their fellow Wacoans and surrounding communities. Having opened for business at their new location on May 1, xxxx, Landon and Susan look forward to the joys and challenges of running a business together and aspire to produce a nationally recognized product that exceeds the expectations of the most vivid imaginations.
xxxx W. Loop 340, Ste. 107
Waco, TX xxxx2
(855) 933-xxxx
http://www.hydrographicshq.com/
http://www.facebook.com/HydroGraphicsHQ
"Dip into your imagination!" at HydroGraphics HQ!!
HydroGraphics Headquarters, also known as HydroGraphics HQ, offers Water Transfer Printing (Hydrographic Dipping or Camo Dipping) and Duracoating.
While the Hydrographic Dipping process entails application of a new pattern and finish to an existing part or product, the Duracoating process offers an alternative refinishing method with differing appearance. With limitless options for dipping, from wine glasses to firearms, and the aesthetic appeal of both dipping and duracoating, owners and staff are excited to bring customers the quality products they've only imagined! Serviced items include firearms & accessories, archery equipment, game skulls, automotive parts & accessories, motorcycle parts & accessories, athletic accessories, home interiors & exteriors, electronic accessories, glassware, and more!
The hydrographic dipping process is a method of applying printed designs to three-dimensional objects. The hydrographic process can be used on metal, plastic, glass, hard woods, and various other materials. In the process, the substrate piece to be printed is pre-treated and a base coat material is applied. A film with the graphic image to be transferred and is then floated on the surface of a vat of water. An activator chemical is sprayed on the film to dissolve it into a liquid and activate a bonding agent. The piece is then lowered into the vat, through the floating ink layer, which wraps around and adheres to it. After removing the piece from the water, a top coat is applied to protect the design. With multiple dippings, hydrographic printing can achieve full 360° coverage of the part surface, including small crevices. (From Wikipedia)
The duracoat process, on the other hand, involves curing a resin-hardener mixture via chemical process. The duracoat mixture is typically sprayed onto metal and plastic objects, such as firearms, by means of airbrush application. With its versatility and durability, the Duracoat system is thought to be the latest in firearm finishing technology.
These two complementary processes are readily available at HydroGraphics Headquarters, enabling clients to combine the subtle look of Duracoat with the striking appeal of Hydrographics.