Wet Workz Designs / Las Vegas, NV
Hydro Dipping
in Las Vegas.
Custom hydro dipping for automotive interior trim, engine and valve covers, wheels, motorcycle parts, helmets and the custom pieces that make a build yours.
Pick your pattern and base color, from carbon fiber to designer-style films. Every part is prepped, base coated, dipped and clear coated in-house at our Las Vegas hydrographics shop on South Valley View Blvd. Text photos of your part for a custom quote.
What we dip
Hydro dipping services
for every part.
From daily drivers to show builds, Wet Workz Designs hydro dips automotive, motorcycle and custom parts in Las Vegas. Choose a pattern, pick your base color, and we handle the prep, dip and clear coat in-house.
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01 / InteriorInterior trim
Dash bezels, door panels, center consoles, steering wheels and trim kits, dipped as a matching set for a finished interior.
Shown: Hummer H1 interior / Carbon fiber -
02 / WheelsWheels & rims
Wheels, center caps and hub caps in a pattern that sets your ride apart.
Shown: Corvette wheels -
03 / Engine bayEngine & valve covers
Engine covers, valve covers and intake pieces that turn heads when the hood goes up.
Shown: 2022 Dodge Charger valve covers -
04 / MotorcycleMotorcycle parts & helmets
Tanks, fenders, fairings, side covers and helmets for bikes built to stand out.
Shown: Harley-Davidson fenders -
05 / FirearmFirearm parts
Custom patterns for firearm parts and accessories, from subtle finishes to statement pieces.
Shown: Designer-pattern film -
06 / CustomAccessories & custom pieces
Bike pedals, game controllers, guitar bodies, cooler lids, hard hats and the one-off parts nobody else will touch.
Shown: Bike pedals / Pink base -
Don't see your part?
Bring us your idea.
Text a photo of your part with its approximate size and the finish you have in mind. The shop will let you know if it's a fit for hydro dipping and what it will take.
Our hydro dipping process
How hydro dipping
works.
Hydro dipping, also called hydrographics or water transfer printing, uses water to carry a printed pattern around the curves and corners of a three-dimensional part.
At our Las Vegas shop, every project starts with surface prep and a base coat in the color you choose. The part is dipped through the pattern film, then sealed with a clear coat for a finish built for your car, truck, bike or build.
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01 / DipInto the film.
The prepped, base-coated part is lowered through printed hydrographic film floating on the water.
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02 / TransferThe pattern wraps.
Water pressure carries the pattern around every curve, edge and corner, so the part is covered seamlessly.
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03 / Final ProductSealed and ready.
A clear coat seals and protects the pattern, leaving a finished part ready to go back on your build.
Finished work / Why Wet Workz
Quality you can see.
A shop you can trust.
A great hydro dip looks like it came from the factory: clean edges, an even pattern and a deep, glossy clear coat. That's the standard our Las Vegas hydro dipping shop holds every part to, from classic dashboards to race seats.
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Prep comes first.
A dip is only as good as the surface under it. Every part is cleaned, prepped and base coated before it ever touches the film.
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Start to finish, in-house.
Prep, base coat, dip and clear coat all happen under one roof at our shop on South Valley View, so we control every step.
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Straight answers up front.
Send photos of your part and the shop will tell you whether it's a good fit and what it will take, before you commit.
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Real customer work.
The parts you see here belong to real customers, from vintage restorations and daily drivers to show builds and race cars.
See the finish in person.
5770 S. Valley View Blvd., Suite A, Las Vegas, NV 89118. Text the shop first to confirm availability.
Customer reviews
Rated 5.0 on Google.
Google reviews
5.0 ★★★★★Based on 61 Google reviews from customers across Las Vegas.
Had some valve covers and cold air intake tube hydro dip, they came out amazing. Prices were fair and done before the expected date. Everyone was super friendly. I'll definitely be doing more business with Wet Workz.
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★★★★★
Wet Workz Design is AAAAA++++!!! Their customer service is top notch! They did such a fantabulous job on my first gun stock, I sent a second one to them to do! Would recommend Wet Workz Design to anyone who wants some hydrodipping done!
Kelly G -
★★★★★
People at Wet Workz Design were great to do business with. The part I had dipped for my Honda Goldwing came out great!
Peter Sweeney -
★★★★★
I have had some custom parts coated multiple times. Very professional and perfect coverage. Highly recommended!
mcgyver512
On Instagram
Fresh out of the tank.
New patterns and finished parts, straight from the dip tank. Follow @wetworkzdesigns to see the latest work.
Hydro dipping FAQs
Questions before
your first dip?
Here's what Las Vegas customers ask most about hydro dipping, from cost and turnaround to what parts can be dipped. Don't see your question? Text the shop.
Most asked
01 What is hydro dipping?
Hydro dipping, also called hydrographics or water transfer printing, uses water to wrap a printed pattern around a three-dimensional part. The part is prepped and base coated, dipped through the pattern film, then sealed with a clear coat.
02 What parts can be hydro dipped?
If it can be fully submerged in water, it can usually be dipped: interior trim, dash panels, engine and valve covers, wheels, motorcycle parts, helmets, gun stocks and many custom pieces. Anything with electronics inside can't go in the tank, because the water will ruin it. Shells and covers can be dipped once they're removed from the device. Whether a specific item is a good fit depends on its material, size and condition.
03 How much does hydro dipping cost?
Pricing depends on the part's size and condition, the prep it needs, and the pattern and base coat you choose. Text the shop photos of your part for a quote on your specific project.
04 Can I choose the pattern and base color?
Yes. The base color sits underneath the film, so the same pattern can look completely different over a light or dark base. The shop can help you pick a combination that gets the look you want.
05 How long does a project take?
It depends on how many parts you bring, the prep they need and cure time between coats. Ask for a timeline when you request your quote, especially if you're working toward a show or build deadline.
06 Do parts need to come off the vehicle?
Yes. The part has to be fully submerged, so it needs to be removed before it's brought in. Wheels need the tires removed. If you're not sure how a part comes off, ask the shop first.
07 How do I get started?
Text clear photos of your part to (702) 280-1610 with its approximate size, condition and the finish you have in mind. The shop will let you know if it's a fit and what it will take.