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| I am loving these Camo4u vinyl camo wraps in the Musky Camo....
http://www.camo4u.com |
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| You have my wheels grinding upstairs |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Had that stuff on my boat for a couple years. It's cool. Still have the Crappie pattern on the old '98 F150. |
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| Not quite the same but I'm a big fan of the way ours looks! helps with sneaking up on them!
Edited by BBT 8/15/2014 1:16 PM
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Location: Lake St.Clair | That looks sick BBT I like that alot.
Edit*
how long before you start to notice wear and Maybe warping from the sun?
Edited by ToothTamer 8/15/2014 1:23 PM
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Location: Seymour, WI | How many of you guys have used the Camo 4 U product?
How easy / difficult is it to install?
I've got a 10 yr old Crestliner Fishawk that has more scratches on it than paint so I'm really thinking about covering my boat with it.
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| That really is an awesome looking boat BBT! |
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| How many of you guys have used the Camo 4 U product?
How easy / difficult is it to install?
I've got a 10 yr old Crestliner Fishawk that has more scratches on it than paint so I'm really thinking about covering my boat with it.
I haven't used camo 4 U but I've been using vinyl wraps from Mossy Oak and I believe the products are similar. It isn't hard to install...Watch the videos for hints and take your time. A small heat gun and an exacto-knife will be your best friends!
BBT, that boat is awesome...great wrap!
Edited by hooked 9/6/2014 7:25 AM
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