Camouflage Camo
Camouflage Camo
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Camo Dipping A Gun
Hunting for game can be lot of fun. However, it is not always that you can go home with your prize after a great day of hunting. There are several things you will need to consider, like picking out the prefect day to go hunting, having the right equipment, and blending in with your surroundings. Most game hunting enthusiasts are quite concerned with how they blend in with their surroundings because this pretty much determines the element of surprise that enables them to successfully go after they prey. This is why most hunting enthusiasts want to learn camo dipping so they can effectively blend in with their surroundings each time they are in the outdoors.
There are different kinds of equipment you will need to camouflage but the gun is often the trickiest to camo dip. You will need a pair of gloves, protective eyewear, a mask, trash bags or canvas with tape, a bottle of acetone, masking tape, khaki spray, olive, brown and dark green paints, and sponge brushes in camo dipping a gun. The first thing you will need to do is to clean a gun with a soft rag moist with acetone to get rid of oil and dirt. You will then need to secure the parts the gun that should not be painted (like the scope, dials, power settings, and the bolt) with masking tape. You will then need to lay out garbage bags or canvas material in a well-ventilated area where you can safely lay down the gun.
Before you start painting, try to put on protective eyewear and masks. You will then need to shake the spray paint cans well before you use them. Now, you will need to paint the gun with a khaki base coat. Let the base coat dry for about half an hour before you apply a second coat. Remember to paint the gun using short bursts to keep you from focusing on one area too long that might cause the paint to become thick and run.
With the base coat complete, you now can paint the gun with shades of green. Make the pattern wavy and try to keep one and a half inches to three inches of space between the random shapes. The next thing you will need to do is to let this dry before you apply random brown lines on the gun. You can play with the shapes using the brushes you have.
After camo dipping the game, you simply need to let the paint dry. You can add a glossy overcoat if you wish. After camo dipping your gun, make sure to take off the masking tape from the gun parts.
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How to Camouflage a rifle like off Shooter?
I would like to know how to camo your rifle like of A scene on the film ‘Shooter’ you see Bob lee swagger spray painting his rifle. Thanks.
It’s not that hard to do. The important things are; tape off areas to keep paint out of the action or bore, cleaning it with acetone for a good paint bond and a quality paint. I have done a few guns, trucks, boats etc etc.
Heres links;
http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/CamouflageRifle.asp
Photos of it being done;
http://midwestpredator.groupee.net/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/8141018811/m/1951065762
http://longrangehunting.com/articles/camouflage-paint-rifle-1.php
Here is how I do it. I clean off all the oil from the metal parts with acetone, if it’s a wood stock I clean that with acetone, if it’s a synthetic stock I clean it off with alcohol. Wearing clean cotton or latex gloves is important to keep the oil from your skin off the gun as you work on it. I plug the bore with an soft ear plug, carefully tape off the parts of the action I don’t want pain on or in. In some cases its better to take the stock off. Hang the gun by a heavy wire. Then go over the gun or stock with the lightest color you will be using. Then use the next lightest color in a random pattern. Let all that dry then take leaves or small sticks and grass. A small branch with leaves works well, hold it against the gun and spray the darkest color over it. This will leave a dark shadow in the shape or the leaves. It makes for a nice effect, here is one I did, the flash from the camera made it look shiny but its not;
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-q4lR7G8zfqOHQaZ5rwC_R.2rSdyO?p=22
Here’s a truck painted this way;
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog/slideshow.html?p=23&id=q4lR7G8zfqOHQaZ5rwC_R.2rSdyO
After you paint it keep it in a warm dry place for several days to let the paint dry hard.
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