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Hydrodip... Cool stuff..

VERY cool.

Very cool. I wonder how durable it is.

From what I heard, it's supposed to be pretty tough, but it can be chipped/scratched off. So I don't know that wheels would be my number one choice for this application. But it's a nice way to have a custom graphic applied to your cars interior panels or computer cases.

I was going to mention that this is how they apply that camo effect to guns & bows, but then they went and showed it half way through. I have to admit, I kinda liked the woodgrain wheels.