need bow dipped.anybody but camodip.net

[floodman]

If someone can finish what he started,, please send me the info, thanks Jerry

[Rick Richard]

Curious. What happened?

[floodman]

New owner is a crook, long month of lies and keep my money, I sent him a Beautiful McCullough Griffin and I got a plain bow with tan base coat worth half,

[Barney]

Sad to hear...  

[pdk25]

I am sorry to hear that.  Billy Shipp did fine work when he ran it.

[fivebears]

There was a guy here in town that was camo dipping.I'll find out if he is still doing it and let you know.Ken

[Rick Richard]

Sorry to hear that. Hope anyone considering camo dip reads this to avoid this crook.

[Froggy]

Billy did fine work for sure. Not sure if Billy knows the new owner well or not. Hopefully he will see this thread and maybe have a chat with the new owner on why this is happening and to why Jerry's promised refund was not in the tube with the bow as promised. Billy was a class act to deal with.

Froggy

[Bowwild]

There is a company that does a lot of work for Mathews. I checked them out last week. Lots of choices and prices are very similar. Probably not the terrific friendly service that Billy provided but if Mathews deals with them, integrity shouldn't be an issue.

I'm not sure the forum allows me to provide a website. I'll send a PM with the web address.

[Burnsie]

Camo Solutions out of Evening Shade Arkansaw.  Did a gun stock for me in carbon fiber pattern.  Came out real nice.  He had to do a bunch more filling and sanding and fixing on it because it was so beat up, didn't charge nme any extra. I was happy.  
Got a bow dipped from camodip.net when it was owned by Sipsy River,  they did a great job.  Sounds like the company has changed hands 2-3 times since then,  sad to here of the issues.

[Bob Stager]

Contact Sky archery. There is a place two doors down from his shop.

[subsonic]

Do a google search for water transfer printing AND Panama City Florida.  You may be able to find someone who is relatively local to help you out.

I found a local shop that does camo dipping that way.

[Zradix]

sorry to hear.

[billy shipp]

I thank everyone for the kind words on my work, unfortunately health issues dictated that I quit doing it.

The day the man picked the equipment up is the only time I've met him. We dipped a few things that day to show him how everything worked, but he had no prior experience.

I've had a few guys contact me asking about the new owner and how experienced he is. I told everyone he was new and needed some time to figure out what he was doing.

Sorry for your bad experience Jerry.

Billy

[floodman]

Not to worry Billy,The problem with this Guy is Character...I can handle the experience part we all had to learn the occupation were in,but the Lies and Keeping my Money that he said was in the box i sent the bow in is a problem,but he was real quick to say he would paypal it to me that evening,still no money,the only way he would answer my calls was to spoof the caller I.D. on his cell phone as a local Texas # and he answered within 2 rings,Im over it now,the bow still shoots like a Griffin and Im on my way to Home Depot for some Flat Black Paint,the Deer dont care what camo they are killed with neither does the baked tater laying next to Him on my plate,Thanks Guys for all the leads and the support..Jerry

[stabow]

Check if Big Jim's still does it......stabow

[Bowwild]

That "tater" line is funny stuff!  I reckon you are getting the taters before they are subdivided into tots?

Seriously, I'm sorry about your exchange.

Looks like I'm going to get stiffed for the 2nd time on another auction site. I sent a fellow some broadheads without being paid first. He was from Sheridan, WY -- I didn't think there could be a crook living in such a beautiful place. I'd rather he sent me a note telling me he didn't like em instead of the dead silence I'm getting.

[huntingarcher]

Hate to hear that floodman.I know Billy was doing a great job with it and great customer service.

Thanks for the headsup with the new guy.

[Cherokee Scout]

Big Jim does not do it any longer. Lonnie and I had the business originally, We sold to Big Jim who sold the Shipp. I know nothing about who owns it now.

[kbetts]

Send me a PM.  I had a gentleman local to me do a set of ILF limbs and his work is top notch.  It's called "Dip it in" and the owner is a bow guy (compound).  Name is Neil Whiticker.  Top shelf stuff.  My limbs only cost me $65.