Getting ready to camo my boat, and was curiouse to see some of your paint jobs. Did you use stencils, or just make it up as you went. What paints did you use, ect?

DJ, if it'san Aluminum Jon, Sherwin Williams sells Aluminum Etching Paints for painting Motor Homes. Stick to these Colorsand start with the Lightest color first and proceed to the next darker color. It's not hard to do it without a Stencil.

A little trick is to use actual branches and leaves. Stay with irregular patterns

Do you think patterns are better, or more of a break up pattern of large blotches? Such as millitary style.

Here are a couple of examples. You can also buy a Camoed Boat Blind!

I think large blotches are better....go look at the warships but do it in duck blind colors...

Camoclad Standard Permanent Boat Kit


Camoclad Camo Kits








Waterproof, weatherproof Camo-Clad® Boat kits are the perfect way to camo your duck boat. The rugged 5-mil vinyl with patented adhesive backing is easy to apply and can withstand years of hard use in all in-the-field conditions. A non-glare finish conceals your boat from wary birds. Boat kits are permanent application. The standard kit covers jon boats and v-hulls up to 17'.
Camo patterns: Advantage Wetlands Camo® , Advantage Timber®, Mossy Oak® Shadow Grass™.

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COLORADVANTAGE WETLANDSADVANTAGE TIMBERSHADOW GRASS

Here's a pic of my boat...i did it this past season....a few hours over a few days....it worked well.....i hunt mostly timber on rivers...Honkers41