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<blockquote data-quote="tpe187" data-source="post: 3102801" data-attributes="member: 127629"><p>If you are a bit OCD, want a specific detailed pattern or freak out with a scratch or two, it's probably best to send out for a professional job. However, if you are looking at reducing the signature you can easily accomplish that on your own. Practice on a piece of wood or something similar to ease any anxiety. I used Aervoe spray paint, but they no longer make military colors. Pretty simple process really. Degrease with a cleaner, remove or mask anything you don't want to paint, then apply light coats going from light to dark colors. You can use a stencil from online. I normally use a small repair section for Army camo net. I lay it over and hit random spots, then move the stencil until I get the coverage I want. Don't try to fill every hole. The entire process takes about 30min. Its quick, easy to touch up and I would say durable enough for most use. If you don't like it, its also easy enough to strip off. [ATTACH=full]570666[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tpe187, post: 3102801, member: 127629"] If you are a bit OCD, want a specific detailed pattern or freak out with a scratch or two, it's probably best to send out for a professional job. However, if you are looking at reducing the signature you can easily accomplish that on your own. Practice on a piece of wood or something similar to ease any anxiety. I used Aervoe spray paint, but they no longer make military colors. Pretty simple process really. Degrease with a cleaner, remove or mask anything you don't want to paint, then apply light coats going from light to dark colors. You can use a stencil from online. I normally use a small repair section for Army camo net. I lay it over and hit random spots, then move the stencil until I get the coverage I want. Don't try to fill every hole. The entire process takes about 30min. Its quick, easy to touch up and I would say durable enough for most use. If you don't like it, its also easy enough to strip off. [ATTACH type="full"]570666[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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