hardwood camo
 

hey ya....just camoed ( i know not a word) the g36 for hardwood...any ideas on improvement...be nice now folks...no flamers please...constructive help only.

miigwetch

ditb

why dont u paint it? are those stickers lol, very creative i think

painting
 

i wanted to be able to remove it if i can... other locations... but never thought you could paint...what kinda paint do you use? also how do protect the internals?

:confused: It's certainly different.

This will help you. http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/pub...DuraCoat.shtml

because really, from a distance with those stickers it will just look like you got your AEG covered in mud.

that is great
 

amazing site ...thanks for your help with the paint tips... any one ever do it? any obsticales(sp) to avoid?

It would be cool if you could actually paint it to match your floor....

That would be so awesome.... Unless you are other than a chairsofter like most of us, then it would just be nuts to paint it like your floor.

If you've got kids though, paint it as the floor. No more worries about missing eyes.

hardwood
 

i mean the hardwood forest ..not floor ..sorry didnt explain it well...my appologies...

miigwetch

You are going to curse yourself if ever you change your mind. The glue on that tape is HELL on airsoft gun bodies.

I never liked this kind of camo but hey , I loe things that are different so Kudos to you....nonetheless , Duracoat paint is a hell lot better than stickers IMHO

Realtree and similar type camo is great for hunting, but not for airsoft. Simple reason is that trees/brush dont move. Granted the camo YOU are wearing is more important than the gun, but still. There is a reason you dont see any army's using that type of camo. Even a simple OD spray paint with brown streaks mixed in would help you more.

I first thought it looked like an M4 because its not everyday that you see a G36 painted/stickerd like that. But hey if it works well in the field who's going to laugh

Anyone know how to get Mossy Oak camo on a gun?

You take a proper spray paint, like krylon. You put random twigs and small leaves over areas of the gun as you paint.
Let dry.
It works, Foxtail did exactly that and it looked fantastic.

Here's what I did, very easy and quick;
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=26297