Hydrodipping Blog

The hydrographics industry is estimated to have emerged in the early 1980s in Japan as a method of transferring images to dimensionally challenging substrates. For those unfamiliar with the … read more

Hydrokon water transfer film is a trusted, made in the USA, blank, printable hydrographic film. Did you know that many shops that offer custom hydrographic prints, use Hydrokon water transfer film? Hy … read more

With so many pre-printed hydrographic films on the market, you might ask yourself, “why print my own?”. Ask no more. Here are a few outstanding reasons to print your own designs on blank hydrograph … read more

Flame treating is a very important step in preparing certain types of plastic for hydrographic immersion printing. It is an essential process to achieving optimal water transfer results, but it is … read more

Do you have a pair of plain canvas shoes that need a little pop? You are in luck! Canvas is one substrate that you can hydrodip directly to, but prep is key! You will need: Clean, untreate … read more