Atlanta Hydro Imaging

Water Transfer Printing from Atlanta Hydro Imaging

Contact Atlanta Hydro Imaging to learn more about the Kwik-Dip process. - 678-513-9909 sales@atlantahydroimaging.com.

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ATLANTA HYDRO IMAGING produces high quality final finishes for Individuals and Manufacturers on a global scale. Our finishes are custom designed to meet our customer's high demand for the best looking, longest lasting products on the market today. You will find this process on thousands of items that are on the market from cell phone covers to some of the most beautiful wheels, dashboards and consoles on the world's most exotic cars. From camouflage to carbon fiber, wood grains to metals and way beyond, ATLANTA HYDRO IMAGING can help you get the results and the style you're looking for.

If you are not sure what look you want, we are here to assist you. AHI gladly works with manufacturers to prototype products for market and once the look has been achieved, our plant goes into overdrive to get our customers final products on the shelves in the shortest time possible.

Intake Manifold before we dipped it.

Intake manifold after we dipped it in a green flame pattern.

Nissan Valve Cover before we dipped it.

Nissan valve cover after we dipped in Carbon Fiber pattern.

Honda Engine Cover before we dipped it.

Honda Engine Cover after being dipped in Carbon Fiber

Harley Davidson Road King dash dipped in Burl Wood

Chevy S-10 dash dipped in Crazy Skulz

This was a nasty black helmet a customer was going to throw away!!!! We dipped it and it came out great


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