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Posted by Truck on October 29, 2000 at 11:55:43 from (172.142.58.110):
I have a couple of truck bodies that are painted yellow and white I need to make much less visible to the neighbors..I am in upstate NY wher the green all dissappears in the winter, and am considering a camo type paint job.. ALl the olive drab I find locally is latex and has no shine whatsoever...Anyone know of a way to get enamel paint flat enough so it won't attract attention? Is there a color scheme that will hide in the woods in winter?( And summer). We did a school bus in the latex a few years back and it did work okay, but it is a solid green with no camo spots.
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