I found out something called hydro dipping today. It can put custom graphic on any non-porous part - metal, plastic, etc. See some pictures here http://www.cpcpowdercoating.com/hydro2.html

I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about this process. Is it durable and will it fade?

 

interesting... I would like my s2000 with a complete walnut woodgrain look!

 

why not just have $100 bills all over your car?

 

yes, it's durable. It's been used on OEM part manufacturing for a while. I think ITR 'cf' inteior parts are done with this process.

I've had a valve cover done with this a while back, but had to send it out to CA to get it done. There are places that do this in the midwest now.

 

Back when I first found out about plasidip I was looking at this hydro stuff. There are a couple vids on YouTube of people doing it on bikes. Pretty cool actually.

 

Yea , I know a few people do it. One that has a killer deal.. And i mean killer. Im doing my whole trunk. You guys can see his quality

 

Its pretty easy to mess up when doing this. But it looks cool. I've seen some dipped glocks that come out nice