AR15 Tiger Stripe Camo

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Easy Tiger Stripe Camo with cerakote
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@Fighting5thMarine 3 года назад

I've been spraying for going on 11 years now. This is one of the best tutorials on Tiger Stripe camo I've ever run across. BRAVO!!

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks i appreciate that! I kinda just taught myself from reading and watching other videos. It’s a fun hobby for me👍

@Fighting5thMarine 3 года назад

@@Project2Workshop Everyday I spray. Always looking for new patterns, camos, tricks of the trade etc... I've done tigerstripe before but was never really happy with the outcome. I'll be using your tutorial on a customers project in the next few days. Ill let you know how it comes out. Semper doctrina!

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

@@Fighting5thMarine Awesome! Can’t wait to hear how it went👍

@Fighting5thMarine 3 года назад

@@Project2Workshop Ill be spraying tigerstripe tomorrow. Will let you know how it comes out.

@stanhutchins4365 День назад

It has never really crossed my mind to paint my rifles. But, after watching this fantastic work of art. Now I want to someone to paint my Scar exactly like this. Absolutely incredible job on this rifle.

@Project2Workshop День назад

Thanks for the kind words! It’s sure fun to play around with different patterns and colors.. sometimes they turn out sweet like this one and some times it’s just practice and you learn what doesn’t work.. thanks for watching👍

@stagsmcnasty1 3 года назад

That is superior work brother. Gonna go out and do this pattern myself...very cool.

@rambo8999 3 года назад

Nice work!

@mymemoryarchive 3 года назад

Great Job!

@rikacoetzer8135 3 года назад

Very nicely done awesome!!!!!

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks!

@travismattingly486 3 года назад

That turned out awesome .

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks Travis!

@tradesmith_yt 3 года назад

Very underrated channel, keep it up! I’m free handing tiger stripe multicam hybrid today for the misses.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks I appreciate that! Good luck on the multi👍

@newgeneration3496 2 года назад

Great job man! Thanks for the video

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

You bet! Thanks for watching👍

@bdog3869 3 года назад

Best tiger camo I’ve seen, but gutsy with the wife’s white car in the garage 😄. Seriously very nice job the colors are spot on!!

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Lol thanks man👍

@M14armorer 3 года назад

Nice looking camo man! I know Cerakote says to blast everything but I’ve had excellent results doing otherwise... I never remove the hard ano finish on ARs. Just a light “dusting” in the blast cabinet is all that’s needed. The most important part is removing ALL oil (even fingerprint oil!) i use a combination of heat & chemicals, pre heat the parts & start spraying.... I’ve been doing ARs like this for years with excellent results

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks! Yea I find myself not removing the anodizing anymore as well with good results. Speeds things up for sure! Not getting all the oils out has bit me more than once over the years.. I hate wearing gloves and it sure catches up to me every once and a while. Thanks for watching!

@czts4778 3 года назад

Very informative video. I followed and subscribed. Thanks

@czts4778 3 года назад

I’ve noticed that you did not cover the openings of the magazine and bcg port. Will it not affect the function of the gun?

@shanenall3485 4 года назад

Killer job!

@Project2Workshop 4 года назад

Thanks Shane!

@Galildoughty 2 года назад

Good stuff!

@josecenteno3273 3 года назад

Sir, you are numero uno. God bless !!!

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks for watching👍

@EothaG 2 года назад

Looks great!

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks!

@nikidorn1535 2 года назад

perfect color sheme ,great job

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks!

@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 Год назад

Removes the anodized layer. Paints base coat black, big brain moment. Jokes aside that’s one of the best camo jobs I’ve seen on RU-vid

@BMcLoven 2 года назад

Very very good video!!!!

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks!

@Hisdudeness799 Год назад

DUDE. So cool.

@BransonCerakote 3 года назад

Turned out very nice.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks, love your stuff by the way👍

@BransonCerakote 3 года назад

@@Project2Workshop Thanks!

@juanguerrero9128 4 года назад

I'm ignorant to paint weapons with anything other than rustoleum cause my weapons get the tool treatment and I won't pay $300+ for a profesional paint job on a tool that will get beat up. However, is a great video sir and I heard the part you said about pennies on the dollar job. 👍👍👍👍

@Project2Workshop 4 года назад

I’m with you, it’s simply a tool. That’s the reason I do this myself rather than pay for it to be done. Thanks for watching👍

@goosecouple 3 года назад

Super ! This guy is pro.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks man! No pro here, just good old fashion diy👍

@daniel-san7 3 года назад

This should have way more views

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks Danny👍

@donthit707 3 года назад

Looks bad ass✊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@bigshames Год назад

That color scheme is nice. Not gonna lie I might have to copy this one

@Project2Workshop Год назад

Go for it👍

@HDMann292 2 года назад

what colors did you use? Great Video Ill be doing this with mine!!

@amarti1270fl1 2 года назад

What were the colors you selected for the camo? I am very impressed your results, that was one of the most comprehensive tutorials that I've seen great job .

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks!This was a while ago but i only keep a few colors around to keep it simple. I always use Armor Black, FDE for the tan color and OD Green. If I want to darken I’ll mix in a little black to the tan so that’s where the two shades of tan comes from. Thanks for watching sir.

@joeb2172 3 года назад

Love the video, what programs do you used for Ur stencils or cutting printer.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

To be honest I find it easier to just order stencils these days.. plenty of folks on eBay offering good stuff! I have in the past used photoshop to build the stencil and and a lower end cutter with some success but without spending a ton of cash it’s hard to get consistent results.

@bigpapigreg 4 года назад

So when placing the stencils, do you over lap the others, or is it just a "fly by the seat of yer pants" kinda thing? Dandy of a job!

@Project2Workshop 4 года назад

I place them by eye as I go. The cool thing about camo stuff is that randomness works well.. No two pieces are ever the same either👍. Thank for watching.

@MyRanger12 2 года назад

Awesome job, who did the music?

@johnwinchester9738 5 месяцев назад

What colors did you use if you don't mind me asking?

@geraldwest3428 9 месяцев назад

Beautiful pro style work. Where in the world did you get that stenciling? Thank you!

@Project2Workshop 9 месяцев назад

I get them in eBay. Just search cerakote stencil and you’ll find a bunch! Thanks for watching👍

@geraldwest3428 9 месяцев назад

@@Project2Workshop Thank you!

@geardriven2018 3 года назад

Great video! Question. I attempted cerakote on a pistol side in titanium blue.... However it came out more green. Any idea why that would be?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

If you get the part to hot or to close to the heat source it’ll burn it and change the color. That’s my guess👍

@triscuito7723 2 года назад

What colors did you use for this?

@4560abby 2 месяца назад

When flashing the parts after base coat, is there any way to tell when flashed and not cured? Or only the certain amount of time in oven? Thx for and help

@Project2Workshop 2 месяца назад

It depends on a lot of variables.. Some times it still feels a little wet when I touch it so I put it back in for a bit longer.. it also helps to let it cool before applying the next set of stencils. I wish I had a better explanation but it’s really just something you gotta feel out and try, fail and redo before you get the hang of it. Good luck!

@markedwards-ue1su 2 месяца назад

Great job do you over lap your stencils inbetween coats Thanks

@Project2Workshop 2 месяца назад

Yup, just keep stacking them up and overlap for each layer👍

@FYMM69 4 года назад

Funny how everyone goes to all the work of blasting acetone baking and all the extra hassle only to watch how much they handle the parts with bare hands afterwards hahaha

@Project2Workshop 4 года назад

Yea I know, it’s a bad habit that kicks back sometimes.. It’s just difficult to work with the vinyl stencils with gloves on. Thanks for watching👍

@BransonCerakote 3 года назад

Cerakote isn't as fragile as the internet would have you to believe. Normally, as long as your hands are clean, being gloveless isn't a big deal. We don't wear them until we get to the booth. It's almost impossible to stencil with gloves on. :)

@nil139752 2 года назад

Show top top 👏👏👏👏👏👏

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks👍

@chadm6805 2 года назад

I was going to use c series. I heard you say it won’t stick to fully curried. So if I wait the 5 days for a full cure. Lay my stencil. It won’t stick?

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

I have little experience with the c series but I would imagine there is a window of opportunity to adhere to for stencil work. I would guess that a second application over a fully cured base would not be recommended but it’s prolly best to ask them directly. Thanks for watching Chad!

@mikerussell6731 3 года назад

I like the look, you went black, tans then green to finish? I’m really wanting to do tiger stripe as well.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Yes sir, I’m this one it was black, then tan & brown followed by the greens. You can change up the order to get different looks out of the same colors. Tiger stripe is one of my favorite patterns to do👍

@rubenhuerta3841 Год назад

Never done anything like this but if I want the majority to be tan I should use that color last?

@SierraKilo6 Год назад

How do you keep from getting ridges due to the stencils while also having a smooth to the touch finish?

@Project2Workshop Год назад

I don’t worry about it, cerakote goes on pretty thin and while it does build up some amount of ridges, normally it’s not a big deal

@GibsonReviews 3 года назад

Did you have any ridges between colors? How long did you let it set between spraying and flashing?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Yes there is always ridges between colors, it’s a bit un-avoidable unless you cover everything with some clear(I’ve never tried that).. I let it set long enough to be cool to the touch before applying more stencils and additional colors. I don’t normally wait after spraying to put it in the oven if that’s what your asking.

@rodneyvaughn 3 года назад

What brand/model of spray gun are you using? and are you using a 0.8mm needle?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

I use the 120cc touch up gun from harbor freight. It’s cheap and seems to work fine for me. It does have the .8 tip. Thanks for watching!

@brandoncollins3765 3 года назад

Can you link that stencil kit? I like that pattern a lot.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

www.ebay.com/itm/301953298086

@ajbobbidy 2 года назад

First time my ass! Amazing job

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Thanks!

@Pepe1999 3 года назад

Which black cerakote did you used as the first color?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Armor black is my favorite black👍

@bama2220 3 года назад

Do you remember what color paint you used

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

H-190 Armor Black, H-235 Coyote Tan and H-236 O.D. Green. I did mix a little black in for some of the tan step to give it 2 shades of tan. Thanks for watching👍

@ffmichael1764 3 года назад

link to the stencils you used?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

I believe this was the Vietnam tiger stripe pattern. I just search eBay for high temp stencils, but I don’t remember exactly what one this was. It is a cool pattern though!

@airoftTEAM141 3 года назад

When putting the decals on you should be wearing gloves do you have oil on your hands and then when you spray the next coat there will be oil on the firearm, I also do this myself for a shop it’s just a little things but awesome little set up

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Yea it’s a bad habit that has bit me more than once! Thanks for watching👍

@Ant6O7 3 года назад

What kind of oven is that? And can it fit a hand guard?

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

It’s a pottery kiln that I modified with a digital temp control. I can fit items up to about 20” long in there hanging vertically. Thanks for watching👍

@Ant6O7 3 года назад

Project 2 thank you so much for the response and the video! I’ve been wanting to get into cerakoting for a while now!

@stanb5685 2 года назад

Where did you get your oven from?

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

It’s a pottery kiln I bought from an old church. I have a video with an overview of the control panel I made for it. It has served me well over the years for sure👍

@mikewalters8361 4 года назад

What pattern stencil u use?

@Project2Workshop 4 года назад

The pattern was Vietnam Tiger Stripe. Thanks for watching👍

@mikewalters8361 4 года назад

Project 2 thank u very nice pattern.

@memoriespast1499 3 года назад

Stupid ex girlfriend.. 😒

@smm2k13 2 года назад

That music sucks! Excellent job on the gun!

@Project2Workshop 2 года назад

Good thing It’s not a music channel👍..lol thanks for watching sir👍

@TacticalBuffoonary 3 года назад

Sooo you blasted all the black off just to make it black again??? What a waste of time. I’ve seen numerous videos of people starting with the black anodized surface. Your first few steps are a waste of time and completely unnecessary. I’ve talked to the people at Ceracote and Duracote and neither said it must be bare metal for the product to stick.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Just doing it the way that works for me bud. After roughing the anodized surface it doesn’t look good to me so i just remove it and start over.

@AdoreYouInAshXI 2 года назад

"Easy"... lol, ok.

@nicg9599 3 года назад

Great work. The music sucked tho

@nathanielsamson5650 3 года назад

Definitely don't want to go to raw metal. With anodized parts a simple scuffing is all that's necessary. Stripping down to raw can jeopardize the integrity of the metal. But good job other wise.

@Project2Workshop 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Nathaniel👍 if the part is anodized a light scuff is all that’s required, otherwise is common practice and preferred to get to bare metal when coating with cerakote. I’m not a certified applicator so take that for what it is, I just base my processes off their instructions online.