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I recently saw a rifle done in chocolate chip camo, came out really well.

Best part of a rattle can job, they can always be touched up or sprayed over.
 
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Anyone else here have an artistic (or autistic) side? Post your best work you plinking Picassos.

I like the vid. as well as the other one that came up where the guy was rattle canning an AR on his trailer using goose blind net. Came out sharp , to me
 
Not as good as some
but it works for me

That's ALL that counts
I'd never cammo anything to impress
other people, or for the alleged "resale "
value. Strictly to cut the glare and help
hide the out-of-place silhouette of the
gun or bow since it's the closest thing
to the prey's eyeballs
 
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I have been messing around with "dish soap" camo. Surfboard guys use this trick. You drizzle dish soap on what you want to paint to make the negative space, or block the layering. Pretty cool. I'll get it good eventually.

Tried to make bright color Alaska camo.
 
What kind of paint did you use?

I used the flat Camo spray paint from Krylon and Rust-Oleum. All matte colors.
If I remember correctly it was Khaki, olive, and brown, and I picked up a matte color in a lighter/redder shade of brown
 
A couple of work guns I had @ 20 years ago that I hastily rattle-canned. Not artistic, but functional...

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A couple more recent stocks that painted with Kryon spray and a craft sponge...

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