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January 15, 2012:

Welcome back to H2O Imaging! This week, we have two new patterns up! You can find examplies on our Galleries page!

Also, we plan on having at least two more new videos uploaded this week. Check out our YouTube Channel or our Video Gallery.

As always, don't forget to find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!

January 10, 2012:

We're back for the 2nd time this week with some awesome updates!

First of all, H2O Imaging will be attending the NWTF National Convention in Nashville, TN, on February 11-12, 2012. We won't have a booth this year, but we are going as visitors and we hope you can, too!

On your right, is our newest YouTube video. Don't forget to check out our Video Gallery.

We also have plenty of new pictures all over the website, so feel free to look around!

Don't forget to Keep Up with H2O Imaging. As you can see on the right side of your screen, we not only are on FaceBook, but we are also now on Twitter! Follow us @H2OImaging.

Have you ever taken the time to look at the interior of a car and actually noticed that the wood inlay isn't really wood, but plastic? Not many people realize this, and that is the beauty of our service - hydrographics.

Hydrographics (Water Transfer Printing) is a revolutionary printing process by which objects are 3-dimensionally decorated using the principal of water pressure application.

Water Transfer Printing makes it possible to print endless choices of patterns on either flat objects or ones with complex contours without leaving voids or seams.

First, you pick a solid, water-safe possession that you want to update. You then choose a pattern to fit your needs (camoflauge, wood-grain, carbon-fiber, etc.) and send us the information. We will respond to you quickly and make sure all of the details are settled. Next, you can send us your item to be "dipped". When it arrives, we will put it through the water transfer printing process. First, a base coat will be applied. After drying, we cut out a film pattern to fit your piece. We float the film on top of the water in a specially designed computerized tank and spray it with an activator. Once this is done, we carefully push your object through the film, which adheres to the object, and into the water below. We then wash off the excess, and cover it with a strong, durable clear coat, which guarantees a life-long finish.

H2O Imaging is here to serve you. If you don't see anything on our site that you want, contact us, and we will help you out. Do you have a design or idea in mind that you couldn't find here? Then let us know!