HydroGraphics HQ.

　　As owners of HydroGraphics Headquarters, Landon Phipps and his spouse Susan are thrilled to introduce this innovative and new service to their fellow Wacoans and surrounding neighborhoods. Having actually opened for company at their new location on May 1, 2012, Landon and Susan look forward to the delights and difficulties of running a company together and aim to produce a nationally acknowledged product that exceeds the expectations of the most vibrant creativities.

　　2000 W. Loop 340, Ste. 107.

　　Waco, TX 76712.

　　-LRB-855-RRB-.

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　　/HydroGraphicsHQ.

　　"Dip into your imagination!" at HydroGraphics HQ !!

　　HydroGraphics Headquarters, also called HydroGraphics HQ, offers Water Transfer Printing (Hydrographic Dipping or Camo Dipping) and Duracoating.

　　While the Hydrographic Dipping process requires application of a new pattern and surface to an existing part or product, the Duracoating procedure offers an alternative refinishing technique with differing appearance. With endless alternatives for dipping, from wine glasses to guns, and the aesthetic appeal of both dipping and duracoating, owners and personnel are thrilled to bring clients the quality items they've only thought of! Serviced products consist of firearms & & devices, archery devices, game heads, automotive parts & & devices, motorcycle parts & & accessories, athletic devices, home interiors & & exteriors, electronic accessories, glasses, and more!

　　The hydrographic dipping process is an approach of applying printed designs to three-dimensional objects. The hydrographic procedure can be used on metal, plastic, glass, hard woods, and numerous other materials. In the procedure, the substrate piece to be printed is pre-treated and a base coat material is used. A film with the graphic image to be transferred and is then drifted on the surface area of a vat of water. An activator chemical is sprayed on the film to dissolve it into a fluid and trigger a bonding representative. The piece is then lowered into the vat, with the floating ink layer, which wraps around and follows it. After removing the piece from the water, a leading coat is used to safeguard the design. With several dippings, hydrographic printing can achieve full 360 protection of the part surface, including little crevices. (From Wikipedia).

　　The duracoat process, on the other hand, includes healing a resin-hardener mix via chemical procedure. The duracoat mixture is typically sprayed onto metal and plastic items, such as guns, by methods of airbrush application. With its adaptability and toughness, the Duracoat system is believed to be the current in firearm completing innovation.

　　These 2 complementary processes are readily offered at HydroGraphics Headquarters, making it possible for customers to integrate the subtle look of Duracoat with the striking appeal of Hydrographics.