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Q-Tips = Camouflage?
On today’s episode of “Will it camo?”: A 2-for-1 Mag and Mag pouch combo using q-tips to make an interesting pattern on some surplus UCP! A lot of people like to take their old surplus gear and repaint them and using qtips lets you break up existing patterns or make your own quite easy. I didn’t like how it looked on the original metal mag I was recording with so I grabbed a polymer ar22 mag I had lying around and tried to make do with the daylight I had left!
Let me know what else you guys would like to see! Got some interesting videos coming soon thanks to yalls recommendation
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Hot Glue = Camouflage? Part 3: Grips
A 3rd installment of the Hot Glue technique - i wanted to try and color match as best I could to our previous Green mag and I also wanted to show you guys that this can be used on more than just the mags, don’t forget about your grips and foregrips too and anything else that’s polymer!
I secured more mags for the tutorial and I also have some Lancer mags to test out, including a transparent lancer mag! Excited to try those out with some of the more interesting colored dyes I picked up today!
More to come soon! Thank you guys for the support
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How to make a quick and easy camouflage stencil at home using parchment paper and painters tape!
I got a lot of messages recently where people have been wanting to make patterns similar to the MultiCam like shapes I have on my PCC but the video I had was only showing how to make them half as fast. So here’s a quick tutorial to show you how to make a camo stencil at home quick by taping both sides of a piece of parchment paper and using a razor blade or exacto knife to cut the shapes out twice as fast!
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Hot glue & Spray paint = Camouflage?
We’re back with another episode of “Will it camo?” And today we’re looking at one of the most asked questions on this page: “Will the hot glue trick work with Spray Paint?”
I get it though the dye bath can look intimidating and a lot of you want to stick with what you know so here we have my try at a simplistic mag for my retro build - if you guys have questions on how it works or you’re having troubles yourself lemme know and I’ll try my best to help you out!
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How I do Tiger Stripe Camouflage!
Not exactly “will it camo?” But a lot of you asked me to do / how I do my tiger stripe camo at home for my mags and so on
If you want to see me do a favorite camo of yours, drop it in the comments!!
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Dish Sponge 🧽 = Camo?
On today’s episode of “Will it camo?”: using a dish sponge and an exacto knife. I’m trying to find an easy way to make something similar to Flecktarn and while staring at the pattern pretty hard I figured instead of something time consuming like qtips and a lot of bundles for wide coverage, why not try cutting some reusable shapes out of a dish sponge to stamp it on for faster/easier wide coverage?
The flat sponge made it easy to trace shapes out - kind of like how I did with the homemade double sided tape stencils
I should’ve let the sponge absorb more paint on the first dark green I did, felt like it came out a little weaker than I could’ve gotten but hey, these are usually first attempts so I can try something out with y’all, so tell me what you’d like to see next!
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Hot glue and Rit dye Sling test number 1!
I’m trying to see how far this method can go and if we can end up doing a whole kit with hot glue and Rit dye camouflage!
I went with a two-tone to see if the hot glue was even enough to work on a whole nylon strap so let me know what you guys think!
More tests coming soon, so enjoy another episode of: how to make camouflage with hot glue and Rit dye!
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