Bow Camo dipping

[Big Sneaky]

Are you going to use hydrographics or is it something different?  Just curious as to the method you would be using to dip bows.

[Gene Roberts]

I like the look of wood.

[The Whittler]

How about a metal riser dipped to look like wood.

[Blkbird]

Had one dipped in predator camo by NW Hydroprint, turned out real nice.

[Holm-Made]

What kind of heat is required during the dipping/curing process?  And how long is it "baked" for?  Chad

[Jacko]

Camo dipped bows ? I always smeared on turtle wax , gotta admit its an intriging idea . As far as I am aware its not available down here - any Aussie's out there know of it being done . regards Jacko .

[Cherokee Scout]

Not baked, no heat used. Applied cold.

[LoneWolf73]

$50 to $75 a bow.  Would only use it for beat up bows to give a face lift.

[Blackhawk7204]

Tarjac did a bow for me recently and I gotta say it was not done very well. there were some places that the camo was damaged before it dried and the limb tips were not covered at all.

[brettlandon]

I thought that's what snakeskins were for.

[Earl E. Nov...mber]

Found this place via Google  http://www.camo-solutions.com/  Price has definitely gone up since last I looked

[bentpole]

John I'm all ears! Let us know.

[Blackhawk7204]

A few months you say, Let me know when your ready.

[indianalongbowshooter]

Have a couple older bows would like to have done but would have to be in the 50-75.00 range as bows arent worth much more then that..wouldnt have a expensive bow done.

[Eastern fisher]

Unfortunatly the price of the dipping is the least of your problems.  It's the darn shipping that kills you.

[OconeeDan]

If making money is important, you'll likely make more dipping guns, scopes, gunstocks, etc
There are a million times more guns out there than trad. bows. Good idea.