Blue Camo Paint Job. Ideas Help Suggestions pics ?
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Blue Camo Paint Job. Ideas Help Suggestions pics ?
I've been poundering the idea of re-painting the rig this spring Camo Blue.
(I'm Tired of the Plain ol red) and since the truck has been retired to offroad use only now Im wanting a new look for it.
Does anyone have any pictures of Truck's painted like this?. any How To's ? or advice ? write ups ? websites ? Thoughts ?
Something like this is what Im looking for:
Flame if you want to.. But I kinda like it.
(I'm Tired of the Plain ol red) and since the truck has been retired to offroad use only now Im wanting a new look for it.
Does anyone have any pictures of Truck's painted like this?. any How To's ? or advice ? write ups ? websites ? Thoughts ?
Something like this is what Im looking for:
Flame if you want to.. But I kinda like it.
Last edited by 4Hummer; 02-28-2006 at 07:47 AM.
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check out TTORA - especially Norcal - a lot of their guys are into the camo thing (the blue camo is usually called "urban", there is a white/grey/lt blue "snow" camo too)
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http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...RRman/JT06.jpg
http://tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20964
http://tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20964
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Originally Posted by 4Hummer
Now thats SWEET
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Hmm... I wonder if rolling your rig and then chopping it makes ya want to paint it (I am looking at the chop and paint option now)
I like the snow camo a lil better than the blue but that is just me. :-)
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Originally Posted by Lysmachia
That is Mike's truck. He JUST finished painting it. I was totally gonna suggest Norcal TTORA to you but TC beat me to it. LOL
Hmm... I wonder if rolling your rig and then chopping it makes ya want to paint it (I am looking at the chop and paint option now)
I like the snow camo a lil better than the blue but that is just me. :-)
Hmm... I wonder if rolling your rig and then chopping it makes ya want to paint it (I am looking at the chop and paint option now)
I like the snow camo a lil better than the blue but that is just me. :-)
Dangit, you all beat me to it... I was totally thinking of Mike when I started reading this thread... And I agree, I dig the snow camo... Yogi did desert camo on his Taco and it looks awesome too... My truck's already silver, so I think if I ever did it, I'd go with the snow camo too... Of course, I'm also thinking of bringing back the "scalloped" look... (Just kidding)
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My 0.02: Do the blue camo with large patterns like Mike has. Also, make sure you extend past any body lines or anything else that is a straight line. That's the only thing you need to make a camo job look good.
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Jesus, after reading the thread on TTORA, I want to do the Arctic Camo to my truck
LineXing the bottom half was my next priority, but perhaps a camo job first. Doesn't seem hard at all, just needs lots of downtime.
LineXing the bottom half was my next priority, but perhaps a camo job first. Doesn't seem hard at all, just needs lots of downtime.
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I'm not a huge fan of camo, but that white and grey looks really awesome! Not too busy--just right. Me likes!
I think you could mix in some blue-grey color in with it too if you wanted too. Would look good too.
I think you could mix in some blue-grey color in with it too if you wanted too. Would look good too.