camo dipping?

[ground control]

Seems I read on here before the crash of a few places that do good work camo dipping guns. There was one place in Indiana that I was particularly interested in, but can't remember the name of the place. Anybody know what place I'm talkin about? I have a benelli that has the worst finish on it have ever seen on a gun. That thing started to rust a week after I bought it. I called benelli and they basically said sorry about your luck. Anyway, the rust gets worse cause the more I rub the barrel down to remove it the thinner the finish is getting. I have never seen anything like it. So I thought at some point I'd try to part with it long enough to get it dipped. Any ideas?

[drum817]

This is the place I'd recommend .....  http://www.tarjac.com/

[hookedspur]

Thanks Drum.

[new2turkey]

What does something like that cost?

[hookedspur]

The web site says $175 for a complete gun.

[Steamin]

ground control --- you would be talking about duckville imaging..
http://www.duckvilleimaging.com/

Have had a coupole items done and I'm gonna be a repeat again. Great service and quality.

Steamin

[new2turkey]

found that part also, thanks hookedspur.

[n2deer]

This is the place I'd recommend .....  http://www.tarjac.com/

I used them last year to dip my citori, seemed like I got it back in about 6 weeks.

[Gobble!]

another guy who does great work is Don at camo solutions. He used to me a member and would post pictures of is work.

[30_06]

I would recommend Tarjac as well. Took me 2 weeks to get mine back.

[ground control]

thanks guys! i've checked out tar-jac, camo solutions, and duckville imaging's websites. looks like it may be a "boat race". they all look great. guess i'll call and talk to each place and go from there. i wont be doin this till after season, so turnaround time won't be an issue. is one of them more durable, or thicker, than the others? again, thanks for the info!!!

[huntinhard]

Just got a gun back from tarjac came out really good.