Painting Your Truck Camo

This spray paint is made specifically for the camouflage effect and comes in six authentic camo.

Painting your truck camo.

Allow this paint to dry and add a second coat. Use a commercial grade automotive buffer to buff the truck after the paint has dried to produce a clean shiny finish. Next prime the surface spray on a base coat of the lightest color and let it dry. Use a ladder to paint the roof.

Then create stencils by tracing irregular blobs on cardboard using shapes and sizes that match the environment. You can paint a custom camo pattern on just about anything with rust oleum s camouflage spray paint. You can even use real tree branches in place of stencils if you are trying to cut corners. Apply the medium colored camouflage paint to the atv.

Painting your boat rifle or even your truck real tree camo is easy and economical when you do it yourself. Apply the darkest color of camouflage paint and fill in all of the remaining shapes. Using a tree branch stencil hold it to the truck and apply dark brown or black paint to fill it in. Don t worry if you paint over some of the edges of the lighter colored camouflage.

We used rattle cans to. Use the paint lightly in the center of the branch and heavier toward the edge of the stencil to give the tree some depth. All you need is a few cans of camouflage type paint in various colors a base color and some leaf stencils. Color in about half of the remaining shapes.

We ve had enough of the white paint job. Lie on the floor and spray upwards to paint under the door and the runner. Let s camo it up. Time for a new look for the chevrolet silverado aka project skulldozer.