[The AmBASSaDEER]

Lookin good what exactly is that molded clay? Will it last long out in the elements? You could be on to something here.

 

[GregG]

It is not molding clay.You know I can't tell you the exact material. I have had cameras out for one years time and it looks like the pictures. I will post pics of camera that has been out since Dec. As soon as I pull it out of the woods. Thanks for the reply.

 

[GregG]

I am willing to do one free cameraflauge to the first reply after this post. You pay shipping to me and I pay shipping back in the US.

 

[NARLEYHORNS]

Repy

Pick me

 

[NARLEYHORNS]

Pick Me....

1st?

 

[Hunter_14]

I have a I40 that you could camo up....



TJ

 

[GregG]

Narleyhorns you were first.

 

[GregG]

Hunter14 Send me your camera and for 25.00 I can do it. You will not be disappointed.

 

[Pickert]

Looks pretty good.:darkbeer:

 

[The AmBASSaDEER]

I am willing to do one free cameraflauge to the first reply after this post. You pay shipping to me and I pay shipping back in the US.

I knew I shouldnt have gone to lunch... :BangHead:

 

[psu08]

Lookin good what exactly is that molded clay? Will it last long out in the elements? You could be on to something here.

Looks like Liquid Nails (the kind that comes in a caulk tube) to me. Lots of homebrewers have been using it to camo their cameras for quite a while. You just mold it around when it's still kind of wet into the shape of the bark you want it to resemble, let it dry for a few days, then paint it brown/gray to match trees in your area.

 

[FearNot]

Looks like Liquid Nails (the kind that comes in a caulk tube) to me. Lots of homebrewers have been using it to camo their cameras for quite a while. You just mold it around when it's still kind of wet into the shape of the bark you want it to resemble, let it dry for a few days, then paint it brown/gray to match trees in your area.

You can do it yourself if you are a handy type of guy!

 

[psu08]

You can do it yourself if you are a handy type of guy!

You honestly don't even really need to be handy. When I did a few, all I did was squirt some LN on the case, let it harden a little, then use my hands to form it. Spray painted it when I was done. Not hard at all, and the only thing that took any time whatsoever was waiting while it dried. A rather cheap, and effective way to better camoflauge the camera.

 

[King]

The problem is, that would most likely void your warranty.

 

[scrapejuice]

The problem is, that would most likely void your warranty.

How could putting something on the exterior of the case void the warranty? Not at all trying to be smart. Just wondering.

BTW, everyone, you guys are blowing GregG's good thing here letting out all those LN secrets!:wink:

 

[psu08]

The problem is, that would most likely void your warranty.

Never thought of that. That definitely wouldn't surprise me.

 

[GregG]

Not liquid nails

It is not liquid nails that I am using in my camo treatment. I have seen the liquid nails treatment and it is nowhere near the look of my cameras. I have done a few of my friends cameras. They are blown away with the finished product.

 

[scrapejuice]

It is not liquid nails that I am using in my camo treatment. I have seen the liquid nails treatment and it is nowhere near the look of my cameras. I have done a few of my friends cameras. They are blown away with the finished product.

Whats the hood over the IR for?

 

[GregG]

To help keep the face of the camera protect from the elements.