there use to be a company called camo clad that sold sheets of camo that you applied yourself. they had kits also for trucks.you could also send parts out to be dura-coated in camo for a real professional look. maybe some krylon for plastic would work if your gonna spray it yourself. i guess it depends how pretty you want it.
Another option would be to poke around on ebay to see if you can find a whole new set of plastics - camo, olive... whatever will work for you. It may not be as cost effective as the sticker sheets in cabela's, it's up to you and your budget. I've got a blue Yamaha Bruin and foundacamo setI'llbe after when I'm done beating ontheoriginalsa little more.
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I wouldn't worry about it to much to begin with. Those stick on camo sheets can damage the plastic and if you paint it, it will quickly start showing scatches etc.
Last year I had four deer come within feet of my red Honda and not one of them seemed concerned about it. Another alternative is simply a camo cover or tarp.
Look on ebay. You should be able to find what you need. As previously stated, some stickers can/will damage the plastic, so as long as you don't ever want it back to stock, go for it.
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