PAINT FACE CAMOUFLAGE
- It is incredibly convenient
- You can easily take off and apply
- Keeps your face warm in colder hunting seasons
- Used for cover up shine, break up harsh outlines, and blend into the surrounding scenery
- Colours of applying blotches in brown, tan, black, and green paint
- It helps with counter shading
- Its top or higher point appear lighter and bottom points appears darker which gives the object obvious silhouette
- Used to help blend into surrounding foliage to conceal their presence
- Comes in a variety of shades and is often designed to last long times without reapplication
- It I relatively simple to apply
- You can guide the camouflage paint over your face to evenly spread colours
- You can easily remove it with soap, water, and a cloth
- You will not normally need special gear or chemicals to scrub out the paint
- Camouflage pin handle moderate elemental exposure and will work well alongside your hunting gear
- Extreme temperatures of either cold or hot does not affect
- Face paint will generally melt or freeze in extreme temperatures and should be stored in or around roam temperatures
- We have some common camo face paint pattern that include:
- Military break up, series of three colours randomly painted on a face
- Blackout, completely putting black paint on your face to achieve shadowy look
- Diagonal streaks three colours painted in diagonals line across the face
- It dries to a hard finish that resists corrosion and abrasion
- Will not chip or peel under harsh condition
- Provides visual characteristics of true camouflage cover superior quality anti-corrosion paint performs at temperature up to 300f
- Military colour patterns apply to metal or wood
- Very much reliable and does not give you bad skin after effects
- No problem with a little paint as it will not affect you in any way
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