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Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 7:35 pm

Shit, why is this so hard?

I guess I gotta be a Private to understand all this..

:bigsmile:


repainted my M1009 and M1010 today.... They look like new....and it feels good...


Now I just gotta redo the stenciling...


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Re: Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 7:44 pm

Hint....

tinypic.com

resize.....message board

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

:ROFLMAO:

Re: Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 7:53 pm

dan360 wrote:Hint....

tinypic.com

resize.....message board

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

:ROFLMAO:



Heh...

Re: Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 9:32 pm

TechnoWeenie wrote:
dan360 wrote:Hint....

tinypic.com

resize.....message board

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

:ROFLMAO:



Heh...



Sweet pics! Spray job looks GOOD! I couldn't ever get the handle on that camo pattern. Tried it once. Failed.

Re: Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:18 pm

Nice paint job and meth lab shed :ROFLMAO:

Re: Painting by numbers...

Thu Jul 17, 2014 11:09 pm

dan360 wrote:
TechnoWeenie wrote:
dan360 wrote:Hint....

tinypic.com

resize.....message board

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

:ROFLMAO:



Heh...



Sweet pics! Spray job looks GOOD! I couldn't ever get the handle on that camo pattern. Tried it once. Failed.


The .mil has manuals, that's a NATO pattern, actually.. Kinda screwed up on a couple of parts, but I was freehanding it...

Good thing about the .mil is everything is written down somewhere, from lettering, to how to press the pedal to make it stop..haha

So, in addition to all the manuals on how to paint it, what identification marks go where, how to decipher the bumper numbers, and all that jazz, I get free tech manuals, step by step diagnostics procedures, maintenance/PM manuals,etc.

It's actually BEHR 4300, which is an ultra flat exterior paint.

It's widely used in the .mil vehicle owner community because it lasts forever (25 year exterior rated), it goes down easy, and has the same texture of the CARC that was originally applied to the vehicles when they were in service.

It is truly a paint by numbers scheme.. See attached...
CUCV_Camo_Pattern_M1009_old_2.jpg


CUCV_Camo_Pattern_M1009_old_1.jpg
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Re: Painting by numbers...

Fri Jul 18, 2014 4:58 am

Learn something new every day.....holy cow. Thanks!

Re: Painting by numbers...

Fri Jul 18, 2014 6:01 am

By the numbers, you really were not joking!

Re: Painting by numbers...

Fri Jul 18, 2014 7:42 am

I call FAIL... I can still totally see them.....

Re: Painting by numbers...

Fri Jul 18, 2014 8:52 am

Mammy and Pappaw's house needs a new roof

Re: Painting by numbers...

Sat Jul 19, 2014 6:47 am

sinus211 wrote:Mammy and Pappaw's house needs a new roof


I was thinking the same. Less time farting around with painting some surplus vehicles, more work on the essentials like keeping the rain out of the living room/bedroom.

As for the shed? Nothing wrong with it that a match wouldn't cure :bigsmile: Who knows, given time, spontaneous combustion might do the job especially if there are enough paint rags in it.

Re: Painting by numbers...

Sat Jul 19, 2014 11:24 am

sinus211 wrote:Mammy and Pappaw's house needs a new roof



deadshot2 wrote:
I was thinking the same. Less time farting around with painting some surplus vehicles, more work on the essentials like keeping the rain out of the living room/bedroom.

As for the shed? Nothing wrong with it that a match wouldn't cure :bigsmile: Who knows, given time, spontaneous combustion might do the job especially if there are enough paint rags in it.


Or, we could assume that with the fence in between the parcels, that house may not even be related to the OP, and that the pictures were taken "mid project" and things aren't put away yet.

Of course, that would require not being an egotistical dickhead. Hard for some to do, though.

Re: Painting by numbers...

Sun Jul 20, 2014 10:12 am

dan360 wrote:
sinus211 wrote:Mammy and Pappaw's house needs a new roof



deadshot2 wrote:
I was thinking the same. Less time farting around with painting some surplus vehicles, more work on the essentials like keeping the rain out of the living room/bedroom.

As for the shed? Nothing wrong with it that a match wouldn't cure :bigsmile: Who knows, given time, spontaneous combustion might do the job especially if there are enough paint rags in it.


Or, we could assume that with the fence in between the parcels, that house may not even be related to the OP, and
that the pictures were taken "mid project" and things aren't put away yet.

Of course, that would require not being an egotistical dickhead. Hard for some to do, though.



Good fences make good neighbors..

Yup....got the markings done as well.... I'll post shortly...

Re: Painting by numbers...

Sun Jul 20, 2014 11:42 am

olydemon wrote:I call FAIL... I can still totally see them.....

Totally.
Worthless camo.

Re: Painting by numbers...

Sun Jul 20, 2014 5:05 pm

Beer Hounds wrote:Nice paint job and meth lab shed :ROFLMAO:


Oh shit! I have not laughed that hard in a while.
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