Water Transfer Printing

[heeroyui23]

(Not sure if this is the right place to post this, mods feel free to re-categorize if I have made a mistake)

First of all hello everybody, this is my first post on this forum and I am excited to have found it.

Now as to my question. I am working on restoring/"tripping out" a 73' Mercury Marquis and I was struggling with how I wanted to refinish the interior and parts of the engine. A buddy of mine suggested going with a "Water Transfer Printing/Imaging" company to do all my parts.

Now I have never heard of this before. I've checked out a few guys who do it and it seems pretty cost effective, but I still have reservations on how nice it would look.

Anybody ever had any work done with this process before? Thoughts?

Thank you

[oldblu65]

Go to www.rpcustomfinishes.com for more info .

[heeroyui23]

I actually found some guys pretty close to me who have done some sweet stuff

http://www.cobraimaging.com

Thinking I might give it a shot

[johan10]

Water transfer printing, also known as hydrographics or immersion printing, is a method of applying printed designs to anything from metal to plastic and glass or ...

[couchnugget]

You can actually purchase a kit from http://www.vortexdipkit.com
I used one with carbon fiber on the interior of my car. Turned out pretty nice. Wasn't that hard to complete. I had a mess up here and there. The instructions did state to try something small first. I didn't listen and had a couple mistakes then read the directions and they turned out great.