Camo Hobie PA12
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WorldWarBlue
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Camo Hobie PA12
hi guys wanted to change things up so decided to paint my PA12 camo. All it took was 4 spray cans and 3 hours.
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laneends
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
Looks like you left it out all night in a rough neigbourhood... 
Will the paint stick in the long term?
Will the paint stick in the long term?
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Yako
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
Ouchlaneends wrote:Looks like you left it out all night in a rough neigbourhood...
I would be interested to know how well it holds up.
Whoever invents a paint or glue that bonds to polyethylene will make a fortune
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laneends
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
seriously though good onya for being different and adding a bit of fun to it
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westy
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
yep stealth machine 
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
Duck punt ---
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Smish
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
"Krylon" paints are designed to bond to plastic. I'm sure there are other brands that would work as well.Yako wrote: Whoever invents a paint or glue that bonds to polyethylene will make a fortune
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Yako
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
I wonder if anyone on here has used these paints and could comment?Smish wrote:"Krylon" paints are designed to bond to plastic. I'm sure there are other brands that would work as well.Yako wrote: Whoever invents a paint or glue that bonds to polyethylene will make a fortune
John 3.16/17
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maverick
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
Am I the only one who sees a problem wiith this. Yaks are hard enough to see on the water without making them harder to see.
Well past the edge, almost at the point of no return.
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Re: Camo Hobie PA12
x2maverick wrote:Am I the only one who sees a problem wiith this. Yaks are hard enough to see on the water without making them harder to see.
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