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**Chadbobb** · June 15th, 12:53 AM

Does anyone know where i can send my 98 custom (when i get it) to make it look like one of these?

**Chadbobb** · June 15th, 12:57 AM

Or this one

**KevinTheCake** · June 15th, 01:53 AM

A creative use of 1/8" auto painters detail tape (the blue kind) and some patience and you can do it yourself with some bumper chrome paint.

**Chadbobb** · June 15th, 01:56 AM

I doubt i would be able to do that. I have no idea what im doing. I just made those in photoshop, thats about all i can do with any kind of "art"

**KevinTheCake** · June 15th, 02:34 AM

LOL. Looks like a really cool design. It would be pretty unique for sure. If you have some friends in school in auto body, you might be able to get something done there. I had several projects like that done in school back in the day.

**Chadbobb** · June 15th, 02:39 AM

hmm good idea, i have a few friends good with cars, and stuff, maybe there good with painting, if not maybe someone will post a place i can send it.

**Roadkill** · June 15th, 04:39 AM

Ive heard of people using airburshes. Try to get them to use nonreflective paint if they can.

**Levi S** · June 15th, 11:39 PM

or maybe just don't paint it and leave it black. The do it yourself camo just isnt cool.

**GrEEdY** · June 16th, 06:27 PM

I know OPS Gear has camo paint (link provided) and I know they do their own camo work on guns. But I'm not sure if they will do it on a used gun, couldn't hurt to ask though via email.

Or you could get some two-color fades in Powder Coat from www.cbsforless.com. Actually, now that I think about it, this guy that goes by "kingtime" has a site www.kingtime.tk and he does alot of custom work with auto paint, I'm sure you and him could ponder about getting a Camo Paintjob.

I recently came across this site too.

Good Luck.

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