MyDipKit Information

How Do I Use MyDipKit?

NOTE: Detailed instructions for each step are included with the kit. Also, included with the instructions is a link with username and password to an online video showing the process and detailing the instructions.

1.Clean the part: The part must be free of all dirt, oils, wax, grease, loose paint or other containments that could affect the finished product.

2.Prep the part: Mask off areas not to be printed on etc. Primer the part.

3.Paint the part: Spray the part with the appropriate base coat.

4.Dip the part: Item is submerged into dipping container with the film floating on top of the water.

5.Rinse the part: Rinse the part to remove any residue from the dipping procedure.

6.Finish coat: Finish the item with the spray clear coat.

How Does the Process Work?

Products are decorated using a print, which resides on a thin base of water-soluble film. The printed film is placed on the surface of the water, and the base begins to dissolve. A patented activator chemical is sprayed over the film causing the ink to remain floating in an oil-like state on top of the water. Next the properly prepared part is immersed into the water, and the upward pressure of the water causes the ink to wrap around and adhere to the item. After the entire item has been immersed, it is removed from the water, cleaned and then coated with a clear coat.

Home Furnishings

AC vent covers

Cabinet Doors

Tape dispenser

Thermostat cover housing

Hard Hats

CD Cases

Glasses

Coffee cups

Picture frames

Light switch covers

Ceiling fan blades

Ash trays

Lamp bases

Small appliance cases

Phone cases

Roller blade parts

Walking cane

Towel hooks/ bars/ rings

Shower Curtain rods

Tooth Brush holder

Soap dish

Soap/ Lotion Dispenser

Sink Faucets/ Handles

Hanging Shampoo/ Soap racks

Guitar Accessories

Cell Phone cases

Bowling ball

Computer Case

Monitor case

Mouse shell

Keyboard case

What Do I Need to Provide?

1. Dipping Container: The vessel or container needed for processing.

2. Heated water: You will need to fill your dipping container with heated water. You can use warm water straight from your sink. You do not need to add anything to the water, just make it warm water like you would use to wash your hands. As long as the water is not cold or room temperature you will be ok.

3. Eye protection

Tips for Selecting the Right Dipping Container

The container can be made of any desired material such as plastic, glass or metal. A square or rectangular container is the most desired configuration.The container should be of a size that when you lay your desired part to be processed in the center of the container, you should have two to three inches of space between the sides of the container. Also, the container should be deep enough that when you process your part it will be totally submersed below the water line. Your container can never be too deep, but it can be too shallow.

Hunting/Outdoor Recreation

Rifle/ Shotgun stocks

Rifle Shotgun Forearms

Pistol grips

Bow quiver

Bow stabilizer

Bow Sight

Shooting sticks

Tree Stand parts

Gun cases

Gun racks wall, ATV or vehicle mounted

Knife handles