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Uploaded by on May 11, 2009

Camo 102

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  • I'm gonna do an old toyota, Its already flat black. Could I Do the stencil work with green and grey and leavi it black?. Your job really looks professional! Can i spray clear coat or sealer to keep paint from fading?

  • I would try it on something like cardboard first and see what it looks like. If you like it do it. I like green as a base because I use actual plants and not stencils. If you use stencil the pattern youre spraying will be the color of the paint youre spraying the stencil with, if you use plants the pattern will be the color of the base. Have you seen CAMO 101?

  • I did not clear coat mine. I'm not sure what it would have done, but I do know a lot of the green is fading out. I'm thinking about doing some freehand branches in it now with brown.

  • wow good job!!!!! im an auto body guy. wat i would and im going to do thanks to ur idea is id wet sand it with 600 grit sand paper. then id put a flat finish on it . it will last trust me.

  • Thanks,

    So far it's been about 6 months the hood is loosing it's color but the rest still looks great. Everyone seams to like it, I know I do.

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  • What did you do for prep work? I noticed in 101 that the blue part of the truck was scratched up. How much did you sand it? What grit did you use?

  • Nice job bro! It's really got me thinking about doing this on a 89 Bronco I just picked up. The truck runs good but its butt ugly! Haha

  • I GOT HAND IT U WOW THAT IS GOOD JOB KEEP UP TO GOOD WORK AND KEEP THEM ROLLING MORE VIDEO

  • Nicely done sir! The grey highlights in the camo really work with silver trim. Overall a great result. I would agree with some sort of flat clear coat to protect it.

  • dude , good info. up in ol' m\Mn i'll be doing winter camo on my 98 k1500. thanks for the tips

  • looks great. im going to do it to a 1990 toyota pickup and ive never done it before. its black and i was just wondering what kind of prep i should do to keep the color for a while? and ive got a couple rust spots on the hood, should i just sand it out?

  • That really looks good! I'm planning on doing the same to my old Ford. And what you did with the critters hidden in the paint gave me a great idea of what to do with the Ford letters on the tailgate!

  • Looks awesome.... I love it... nice job

  • looks sick gonna camo mine to but i wont it to disapear in the desert so itll be a little different

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