Camouflage 4WD Sidekick Project | Krylon® Spray Paint

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Krylon Supplies You'll Need

Gray Primer

Black
Khaki
Brown
Olive

All paint should be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Other Supplies You'll Need

Sandpaper or Small Orbital Sander
Small Putty Trowel
Newspaper
Painter’s Tape
Latex Gloves (optional)

FRESH PLANT MATERIALS – ONLY OBTAIN WHEN READY TO SPRAY PAINT

Freshly Cut Live Tree Branches
Some Dead Wood Branches
Local Vegetation

The time needed for preparation of the surface to be painted will depend on the actual state of the vehicle’s body. It is important to carefully mask windows and unremovable trimmings; that took me 3 hours. The primer coat itself should take 2 to 3 hours, and the painting took me about 4 hours.
If bodywork is needed, this might be a little more challenging than the painting itself. If in doubt, have it done by a professional or a friend with some experience in the matter, making sure the right primer will be used.
I think the best advice I could give you is simply doing a test on some object before starting your project. I used my canoe for practice and once I saw the result, it gave me all the confidence I needed to go ahead with my truck. I am certain you will get the same satisfaction of a job well done, and I have no doubt you will be very proud of your completed project.

Apply Krylon® Camouflage spray paint in the following order for best results: 1) Khaki 2) Olive 3) Brown 4) Black

PLASTIC PROJECTS

Get inspired to spray

Adding pizzazz to plastic décor or furniture is easy. Just look at the creative ways these DIYers sprayed their way to an attractive refresh.