camouflage 101- "how to" on my gas cans part 2

sort of a how to on camo, using my gas cans. I had several requests to do a "how to" video. very simple camo job. helps keep the bright red cans from catching watchful eyes.

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[Caryn1972]

awesome job!! Might do this as a weekend project with the kids - to keep them involved in our family's prepping.

[lostindiancamp]

You really did a good job. It is really blending in with the surrounding area.

[Kamoyaker]

Great Idea, I'll have to try this and post it. I don't have stecils but, I'll see what I can do. 5/5

[GLADIATORvsNWO]

Nice job man.

[05MagnumSXT]

Great idea and killer work. Keep'm coming.

5/5

[orangeampsforever]

Very cool!

[beast12101]

krylon needs better colors, maybe a multicam color set would be awesome

[DontTread0nMe1776]

or better yet Multicam

[rebelcavmedic]

Nice job. I had not thought about putting camo on my gas cans. Because I hate having to leave them outside for thought that someone would steal them. Thanks for the idea.

[deepwater1974]

For those who do this...Don't get discouraged when you spray. As you spray things seem brighter a bit but as it dries it get lighter because its camo paint. Awesome video. I did some camo work on my 300 win mag sniper rifle. At first it looked like crap but when it dried it turned out really good.