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kinda OT-camouflage paint on a budget
the tank is made of metal and i thought someone might want to paint
camouflage colors on something so this may help as a reference. I repainted my enduro bike (1972 Yamaha CT2). I used a "sand" colored base coat, then random shots of "hunter green". I then sponged in a little flat black. I used a handfull of maple leaves and sprayed around the edges here and there with the green and sand paint. Total cost was about $10.00 for the materials (spray can paint, sponge, sandpaper, and a handfull of leaves). The only problem is that gasolene will lift the paint. Within the next couple months the paint gets a little tougher and it's not so much of a problem (just fill the tank carefully). A two part clear would do the trick, so maybe i'll have a friend clear the tank when he's painting a car at his shop next time. Here are a few pics. http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/082005_ct2_1.jpg http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/082005_ct2_2.jpg http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/082005_ct2_3.jpg http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/082005_ct2_9.jpg Walt |
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