Looks great! I'm sure thinking about doing it for sure now. Great job!!!! And by the way Jesus loves you my friend if you know him as your Saviour great, if you don't please seek him time is running out!! Take care!
I would think that Krylon's matte finish plastic-bonding paint would automatically etch the vehicle's clear coat to bond the paint to the vehicle paint, and save you a lot of sanding. Nice subtle patterning
You might be right. But I'm a trapper and drive that Jimmy through swamp mud, carry dead carcass on it, not to mention the mud dripping boat carried on the roof. Rather then wash it first. I decided to sand all the crap off it. Actually it didn't take to long to sand. I will probably take your suggestion on my next one. I have a Hummer that I might do. My testicles aren't big enough yet. Thanks for the info.
Take it from someone who's done a lot of camo trucks. 3 color minimum and black is mandatory for depth and shadowing. Real or artificial leaves work as long as their flat. You could have overlapped more for better effect but all in all not bad! And yep them 4.2s run excellent if well maintained..
Technique was good but result would be better if you used two or three primary colors and switched between them rather than two and never switching. (Brown always on top of FDE) IE. Paint everything FDE, paint large bands of OD Green. When painting foilage, use brown AND green over FDE sections and use FDE AND brown over OD green bands. Equals higher dynamic range of color use, adds depth because of layering and further breaks apart the silhouette of the object being camouflaged.
Two things. First, paint the wheels. Deers can see them wheels and will know something is up. Second, damn ... do something to knock the glare off all that damn glass. I mean REALLY, what is the purpose of wasting all that paint, time, and effort and still have windows you can see from space?
Wowwwww..thats awsome...great tutorial...
Very god paintjob. But i would have also painted the door bumpers. Nice.....
Wow, that's amazing. Thank you for share this idea.
You did a awesome job. Looks like it was done professionally. But i would have also painted the door bumpers. But its still looks awesome.
Great job 👏 looks fantastic
Thank you sir!! This is the best video I've seen! I will be doing this in the summer. Looks great! I can't wait😉
I'm doing something similar to my truck different colors but yours looks awesome
Nice job,wife says no. Gonna do it this summer.looks great!
Looks great! I'm sure thinking about doing it for sure now.
Great job!!!! And by the way Jesus loves you my friend if you know him as your Saviour great, if you don't please seek him time is running out!! Take care!
Looking great, as i would do the wheel rims too maybe satin black 👍
Old style single edge razor blades work the best to remove anything from glass. They won't scratch the paint. Good looking job. Little is more.....
We call this the Krylon Camo job cool
I would think that Krylon's matte finish plastic-bonding paint would automatically etch the vehicle's clear coat to bond the paint to the vehicle paint, and save you a lot of sanding. Nice subtle patterning
You might be right. But I'm a trapper and drive that Jimmy through swamp mud, carry dead carcass on it, not to mention the mud dripping boat carried on the roof. Rather then wash it first. I decided to sand all the crap off it. Actually it didn't take to long to sand. I will probably take your suggestion on my next one. I have a Hummer that I might do. My testicles aren't big enough yet. Thanks for the info.
VERY WELL DONE...
good job. greetings from Argentina.
Very impressive!!
Very good good job 👍
The neighbors will never see it as it rots in your yard ! Great idea.
Nobody can be as cool as you and your uncles train set.... Keep on Feltching each other.
what a nice man! the truck looks great!
best rattle can car paint job ever. can you post the amazon link for the plant template kit you used? haha
great job, gotta do this to my truck!
I'm doing this to a 16x9 enclosed trailer...thanks for the tips
5 vehicle wrappers disliked this video..love it,doing this to my old motorbike.
excellent job mate! Awesome!
fantastic paint job not to in ya face ,good blending
very cool! going to someday try to do my civic like this once it starts rusting out bad and i dont care anymore lol
Your windows can also be done by a graphic that has holes in and sprayed off the vehicle and apply and full camo 👍
I did this to my kayak.....came out sweet
Great job mate. Thank You...
Take it from someone who's done a lot of camo trucks. 3 color minimum and black is mandatory for depth and shadowing. Real or artificial leaves work as long as their flat. You could have overlapped more for better effect but all in all not bad! And yep them 4.2s run excellent if well maintained..
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There’s very little black in nature. Use a medium dark brown.
Can I ask your opinion? What base coat do you use? Dark or light?
I can still see it, maybe it's the chrome.
well done thank you
Technique was good but result would be better if you used two or three primary colors and switched between them rather than two and never switching. (Brown always on top of FDE) IE. Paint everything FDE, paint large bands of OD Green. When painting foilage, use brown AND green over FDE sections and use FDE AND brown over OD green bands. Equals higher dynamic range of color use, adds depth because of layering and further breaks apart the silhouette of the object being camouflaged.
Where’s Your video?
Your mom wouldn't let me film me knockin those boots.
Make a video. I want to see your technique and outcome. I bet it looks great!
とても素晴らしいですね‼️😁
参考になります‼️😁👍
nice
*wow*
Don’t use steel wool, use a sharp razor. I work at an auto glass shop
Need more green and khaki
Two things. First, paint the wheels. Deers can see them wheels and will know something is up. Second, damn ... do something to knock the glare off all that damn glass. I mean REALLY, what is the purpose of wasting all that paint, time, and effort and still have windows you can see from space?
What a mess ... lol
well done thank you
well done thank you