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How put on camoflauge face paint

How put on camoflauge face paint
great for snipers in airsoft, hunters or people who feel like being invisible.
 
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Step 1Paint colors in order you put it on

paint colors in order you put it on
you can get these paints in tubes at cabela's or any place where they sell hunting supplies probably

1.leaf green

2.mud brown

3.flat black
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Oct 7, 2011. 4:26 AMnunchucker says:
No offence meant but if this is done correctly from a military point of view, it must be american or some other country. In the AUSTRALIAN military camo paint is never put above the eyeline. This is because when you sweat some of the paint may get in your eyes. The army issue camo paint in Australia has chemicals in it that will make you go blind. also lines should be avoided as they are too easy to see. Only use rough, blobby splotches with no back ground layer of green or somthing. Also what Hitman227 and Cheese duck said about light and dark colours is correct. mattyuke has also got the right idea. Again from an Australian point of view. I've got no idea how Americans do it. but I would include a warning for anyone using Australian camo paint.

That's my rave
May 5, 2011. 4:07 AMHitman227 says:
The thing people most easly spot is an other human. By puting dark paint on light areas and light paint on dark areas increases your ability to not be spotted, as said below by Cheeseduck. It also helps not to use light reflecting paint, just my 2 cents.
Apr 1, 2008. 8:09 AMCheeseduck says:
Maybe next time make an instructable about something you are experienced or knowledgeable in. It also wouldn't hurt to do some research, especially if your instructable is more "how-to-do" rather than "how-to-make".

For instance, when applying camo paint, you could remind people to put darker shades on areas of the face that normally stick out, like the nose, cheekbones, and chin. These areas generally reflect more light, so making them darker breaks up the face better.
Aug 22, 2010. 9:52 AMmattyuke says:
The trick is to not make repetitive lines as you don't get that outdoors. It needs to blend more and have the colours in all directions randomly. And if you put too much on it goes shiny which makes you easier to see
Aug 8, 2010. 11:54 AMbombmaker2 says:
You may want to change the title. When I saw this I thought it told you how to make the paint itself, not how to put it on.
Aug 9, 2010. 1:51 PMbombmaker2 says:
That's okay. It is still well written.
Aug 8, 2010. 3:15 PMLDW says:
How to spell: make sure all your words are spelled correctly. If in doubt, consult a dictionary.
Aug 8, 2010. 2:39 PMunclelar says:
yeah, me too!

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hello fellow intructablers As you can tell for my first few months of instructabling I did not have a camera. I do have one now and no I will not be updating my old instructables. Some recommended a...
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