Our Final Finish process allows you to completely customize almost any product or surface you can imagine. From automotive and sporting goods, home furnishings and phone accessories to something as ordinary as a light switch. Learn more about our hydro dipping process, Final Finish. Take your products from basic to bold with our Final Finish process.
In every business, you have to find your competitive edge, and with Immersion Graphics, we can help you do just that. Final Finish allows us to print the latest, most popular patterns on just about any surface.
In every business, you have to find your competitive edge, and with Immersion Graphics, we can help you do just that. Final Finish allows us to print the latest, most popular patterns on just about any surface.
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Immersion Graphics of Columbus, Ga., made the outdoor industry take notice in the late 1990s when it introduced a radically new decorative transfer printing process called Final Finish and applied it to shotguns and bow parts. Today, companies around the world use this technology to boost sales, target niche markets, and add value to their products.
Final Finish Chemistry is an exclusive package of activators, base coat paints and clear coats engineered specifically to compliment the Final Finish process. Our base coat paints offer enhanced spray application, built-in primers, higher solid content, finer ground solids and reduced drying times for a superior product.
Automotive, home goods, electronics, entertainment and sporting goods industries have turned to Immersion Graphics to give their products added value and eye appeal. Final Finish can make a world of difference in the look of nearly anything including bicycle helmets, gun stocks, barbecue grills, water bottles and welding helmets.
Our Final Finish hydro dipping process helps you customize almost any product or surface. Now, Immersion Graphics' product design and development services can help you completely develop an item from start to finish to maximize the impact of your hydrographic pattern. Do you think about part design early enough in your process when incorporating hydrographics?
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N. Sevy
Mar 20, 2017