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You know that camo pattern with the naked lady's like on the trucker mud flaps...
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Camo, I thinks that's how they were originally issued. It's not that hard to do with the patterns, they were available her
one time. If you can't find them, I can scan and send you some. I did some M151's 20 yrs ago and it wasn't to hard. We
some with a touch-up gun and some with rattlecans.
The problem is with that she likes 400.00 dollar purses and sun glasses that say Chanel !!!buy her a nice handbag and a pair of shoes. She will forgive you..
There's one in one of the motorpools here that's just painted straight tan. Looks like all the other trucks that go to/are in the sandbox. I say camo. Mines straight green and I've toyed with the idea of repainting it camo. I've heard if you print off the camo pattern from the TM on a thin piece of paper and put it on an overhead projector (not the ones that you hook up to computer. The old ones from when you were still in high school) and project it onto the truck while you're painting it turns out pretty well.Saw some guys in Colorado do a desert camo job. They used the "old" camo pattern and it looks super sweet!!! just my
Yes i used the sherwin williams carc paint i think it looks the bestI have a white 1009 too but with some flaking paint and I was wondering how much prep you did and if you used the sherwin williams paint and how thin did you mix it. I am in the process of hand sanding with 100 grit and it sucks!!! Any advice would be great I want to have it painted in the next week or two. Thanks, Adam
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