Camo paint job
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From: CT.
Year: 88
Model: Comanche (MJ)
Engine: 4.0 HO
Yea so today I wet sanded the front of my jeep and started putting Camoflage on it. I started with a base coat of olive green and tryed to figure it out from there. I ran out of paint and the store was closed so only the front is done. yea the body insint all that straight but who cares if it's gonna get banged up anyways. Heres some pics tell me what you think.
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From: Oshkosh, WI.
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
That looks good. Where I live, Here in Oshkosh. Is the home of Oshkosh Truck Corp. Makers of Oshkosh Military Vehicles. (ie. Hemitts, PLS, M1A-Bradly tank haulers, etc.). I worked in the paint dept., As a spray painter camouflaging trucks. It would take a team of four guys, about 15 min. to camouflage a whole truck. Each guy used three spray guns at a time. (Green, black, brown). Laying on all three colors at once. It always amazed me, and was pretty neat to watch. All the camo patterns where identical, with no over spray on the other colors. (Now days everything is sprayed sand color, boring) But after five years there. I got laid off. Now, I'm currently laid off from a company called AxleTech. (a division of General Dynamics) They produce military axles. (Rockwell's, the original Dana's.)
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 18,786
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From: CT.
Year: 88
Model: Comanche (MJ)
Engine: 4.0 HO
That looks good. Where I live, Here in Oshkosh. Is the home of Oshkosh Truck Corp. Makers of Oshkosh Military Vehicles. (ie. Hemitts, PLS, M1A-Bradly tank haulers, etc.). I worked in the paint dept., As a spray painter camouflaging trucks. It would take a team of four guys, about 15 min. to camouflage a whole truck. Each guy used three spray guns at a time. (Green, black, brown). Laying on all three colors at once. It always amazed me, and was pretty neat to watch. All the camo patterns where identical, with no over spray on the other colors. (Now days everything is sprayed sand color, boring) But after five years there. I got laid off. Now, I'm currently laid off from a company called AxleTech. (a division of General Dynamics) They produce military axles. (Rockwell's, the original Dana's.)




