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I could not even think of putting chalk on wet paint. But I am not that good at painting, so I guess if you painted a battalion of vehicles with chalk like I said I did it once with less than favorable results. I like the freestyle look. How could it be wrong? It's camouflage. Good Luck.

Pencil lead on the surface will repel paint. Anything on a top coat is going to interfere with the adhesion and finished results. On a combat vehicle that is still being used tactically it will not matter. On a private owned vehicle I would not like it. I try my best. It is wet on wet. I spray...

I advise against the chalk lines. I done this one time and I had chalk lines show thru on the edges. If over spray don't matter use a picture and do your best. I painted many things and only did the chalk 1 time with less than favorable results. Not my truck, do as you wish. Have a Great Day.

Yes, you can. I always use black last as the last color. And no need to tape anything when doing the black and brown. 1986 CUCV M1009 Decade after being wrecked. | Page 23 | SteelSoldiers I have painted a few. Good Luck. This paint works great. Camouflage Paint - | Krylon I give it an A + for...

I always paint wet on wet. If you allow the green to fully dry and add the brown and black you will get nasty dry edges. Do as you wish. I have done many different color variations of the camo in many different colors and always get the best results wet on wet. The colors seem to melt in and dry...

Pictures are available everywhere of CUCV's and the pattern is no pattern. It is sprayed in the same areas freehand. A proto type model/example just helped to keep the paint somewhat uniform on each CUCV so they were all the same. Originally they were robotically painted. This help keep the...