The hydrocoating process is popular in weapons and helmets but really deserves to be shmeared all over the world. We might have to come up with better designs but I never want to use a paint brush to paint again.
The video below shows HGarts’ water transfer printing. It’s long but it never gets old.
via Gizmodo
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