Introduction: Urban Camoflage - How to Paint Urban Camoflage, Airbrush
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About: I'm an amateur custom painter that loves to share all the cool tricks that i learn along the way.
Urban camo is always cool. This is how you can add it to anything.
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10 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
Nice video!
I'm thinking that a low tack tape like drafting tape might help reduce the possibility of pulling up the paint layers. It's more expensive than plain masking tape, but it might save some aggravation.
11 years ago on Introduction
really.really nice dude!!!!!!!!!!XD hey check out my red tiger longstrike. pls comment. id like comments from the profesional painters like u.
14 years ago on Introduction
awesome! i wish i had an airbrush!!!
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
for this kind of paint job, you can use spray paint, I'm working on my guitar right now, I'll put a link in here to my -ible when I finish, though it may be a couple of months
13 years ago on Introduction
could u explain how to do this on an airsoft gun w/out airbrush... maybe spray paint???
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
same way, just mask it, and use very thin coats, and lots of them, unless of course you like runs XD
14 years ago on Introduction
Nice, I would love to have my room as this. Though it would be quite weird, it would be awesome. Woah.. no wonder people call me the weird kid. WAKA LAKA LOOGIE! GOODBYE. Great Instructable. Video. Yeah.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Whoa
14 years ago on Introduction
I love the colors, but the shapes look a little sharp.
14 years ago on Introduction
Great paintjob, I am thinking about painting my racing bike like this. Although I would be harder to see and would end up being more dangerous for me in the long run....but hey, it looks good. Another idea for your videos is that you should show how to do army camo with leaves/branches such as ferns and other, more natural looking camo. With greens and browns, just so you have more than one camo option in your instructables and website. Once again, great instructable and I look forward to seeing any future ones from you.