Videos tagged with Tactical Gear Customization

This discussion delves into the artistic side of firearm customization, specifically focusing on DIY camouflage painting. Adam Slidell shares his passion for using spray paint as a medium, likening firearms to 'engineering masterpieces' and his painting process to creating art. He emphasizes the importance of preparation, using various tools like sponges, and the creative freedom involved, even humorously noting the 'nudity' sometimes associated with his painting sessions. The conversation also touches on the practicalities of painting firearms, such as masking optics.

This guide details a DIY process for applying an M81 Woodland camouflage paint job to a firearm, specifically a Foxtop Mike's Mic 102. It covers essential preparation steps like degreasing and taping off critical components, followed by a multi-layer spray painting technique using specific Rustoleum colors and stencils from Rattler Innovations. The instructor emphasizes allowing adequate drying time between coats for a durable finish.

This guide details how to spray paint a knife and sheath in a Multicam pattern using readily available materials like Rustoleum camouflage paints and a Primary Arms stencil. The process involves proper surface preparation, including cleaning and light sanding, followed by the application of a base coat and then layering camouflage colors with a stencil. Tips are provided on achieving a durable finish, avoiding common mistakes like blotching, and ensuring the pattern blends effectively with existing gear.

This tutorial demonstrates a personal method for painting and scrimming a rifle. It covers material selection, including specific spray paints and scrim netting, and provides a step-by-step process for taping off sensitive areas, applying camouflage paint layers, and attaching scrim for silhouette disruption. The instructor emphasizes a less professional, more personal approach, focusing on achieving a desired aesthetic.

This guide details methods for applying camouflage patterns to firearms using Alumahyde II. It covers techniques involving netting, custom-made stencils, and paper masking. The video emphasizes proper PPE, preparation, and curing processes, including both air curing and accelerated oven curing. It also touches on planning patterns based on the intended environment.

This guide details how to paint an Ops-Core FAST helmet for improved camouflage and personalization. It covers essential preparation steps like masking and accessory removal, followed by applying multiple layers of spray paint using techniques like netting for pattern creation. The emphasis is on light coats and avoiding hard lines to achieve a natural camouflage effect, making gear blend into the environment and reflect the user's style.