I always wanted to do something like this....but never had a good reason to sand all my paint off and do a ton of work. THEN I munched my truck...... passenger side.....damn it.... http://www.norcalttora.com/~dean/Ta...%20pics/crunch/
last year after seeing Yogi's truck at takeover I soooooo wanted to do a woodland camo version of his paintjob. 50 billion sanding hours....and 100 million cans of paint.... I am done.
I still have some work to do on the shell and that will be done in a week or so.
When you cant wheel you must find something to do with your truck
then mask and sand and mask and sand...black primer.....99% of the work is sanding and masking...spraying the paint was the easy part.
I almost stopped when the truck was primer black...but I wanted camo.
then goes the green.... someone said it looked minty fresh and it did LOL
bumper also got a good sanding and fresh coat of paint. its the least I could do for the poor thing getting bashed and painted and re-bashed again and again. looks good now. then I can bash and paint it more
now its time to mask off for the pattern. after many many pics http://www.norcalttora.com/~dean/truckstuff/camoideas/ of camo military trucks and tanks and helos and planes and stuff I decided on the pattern. this took the most time but was the most fun to do. I took pics of all sided of the truck and sketched out a pattern so I could get an idea of what I wanted it to look like when I finaly masked it out. this took two days to finish.
then paint the first set of pattern. I had to mask off the pattern in two stages when the colors were touching each other....does that make any sense? hell I dont know...you can figure it out