In this video I show you how to use spray paint to create a snow camouflage on your rifle and scope.
You will see
- what you need: basic things you have at home. I used two types of leaves (one was pine needles), yarn, but you can also use other strings or thinner ropes. I used white spray paint, 2 shades of green, and brown, and blue, yes, blue for the snow effect. I also used a primer for the metal parts and clear coat on the top. All of these need to be sating or matte.
I also used sponges, they're great for blending and creating a subtle look, also great for fixing mistakes

- how to do it step by step: this took me a long time, almost 4 months because I was trying to create something that I saw in my mind. I had to go back and forth tying to figure it out, of course I got discouraged and unmotivated at times, life also got in the way, so besides walking away to rethink I also had limited time. But in the end it all came together and I created what I visualized.
I used the plants not only as stencil but also as stamp. First time I did that and it happened kinda accidentally

- tips and advice to get started and through the process: I share tips on what t avoid, you will see things I tried but didn't work and other ways you can do things instead. It will save you time and frustration.

- a beginner's guide: anyone can do this, even if it's your first time.

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