Alright! Hopefully this answers some questions, I added chapters to the video to make thing a bit easier as well. Also, stick around to the end of the video, there is an addendum to the Magpul color.
Let me ask a question where you had painted those mags completely are they still usable without hanging up in the magwell? Because I have painted mags before but could only paint the lower half so they do not hang up in the magwell. I would also like to repaint my pistol mags completely can you use Aluma-hyde to paint them?
I'm one of the 17 people who miss Foliage Green. You ever make Aluma-Hyde in that color, I guarantee I'll buy a can. That should be enough to secure a run, right?
Color matching of gun paints/colors is not different in the world of color matching of other products. If you want to match your existing kitchen tile, as example. Good luck. Carpet? Same thing. Paint stores have computers to get the best possible match for house paints. You take them color samples and they feed that into the computer and out pops a formula for the store employee to mix to get the color. Take that paint home and? Good luck. But that type of color matching is a lot closer than trying to match one brand of FDE paint to another paint brand in FDE. Or match a plastic rifle stock to a can of paint with the same name on the label. Your video definitely helps as long as people keep their expectations within the scope of your discussion. Thank you for the show and tell! It does help.
How about a video on changing the barrel out on a Ruger American Ranch rifle. I know they put a great barrel on them but it would be nice to be able to watch the process. Using SAC (Short Action Customs) barrel vice would be a bonus,
Real Coyote Brown is so difficult to match in a matte or flat finish, but Earth Brown comes very close, so I'll have to pick up a can for my rifle. The closest readily available spray I've found is Rustoleum Nutmeg, which would be near perfect if it weren't so glossy.
I'm really surprised at how much I like that matte stainless grey. It didn't look metallic at all (at least on this comp screen), just a nice pale grey. I have one that's about the wolfy color I like, even though I'm sure they don't call it that. My mind is racing to fig out something I can paint with the pale---I think I love it!
The Brownells version of Pantone colors. International shipping of this would be nice. Maybe partner with a business in different countries to be your distributor.
Great video as always, still waiting for a tutorial. I'm not sure what I expected, but when I sprayed the upper and lower on my 9mm in stainless I expected a different color. Not knocking the product. My plan though is to paint my stock, grip and handguard with it now then once it cures go over it with a "winter camo" pattern, should look good.
I’m wondering the same thing. I think the parkerizing gray looks closest. Maybe the dark parkerizing gray. I’d like to see them both side by side with the real MAS Grey from LBX or LBT.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!….my friend bought 2 cans of this product and neither can worked…it was shaken for an extremely long time and both cans spray for a half second and then clog up full and stop spraying all together…we contacted brownells themselves and their customer service told us to buy their other spray can nozzles (sold separately)…there is clearly something wrong with this batch of paint and they refuse to make it right or help fix the problem besides suggesting more products that (probably) won’t work….we set it up on a paint shaker for 30 minutes and still nothing…do not buy this junk, they do not stand behind their products.
Caleb, Thanks for doing this topic. I spent days looking for something like this. In the end just got 5 cans and tested. One thing I would like to see added to this topic is Aero FDE, SI, Oden works, Geissele, and others vs Aluma-Hyde FDE shades ( I get they are not all the same but would like to get an idea how far off they can be. Show us the "50 shades of FDE") . I can say the "Earth Brown" is the closest to Aero. Also, would like to see a flat white added to the line to use as a base for a winter camo. But after doing one AR in "Caleb" wolf gray I see why you have it as your main color.
My favorite shade of fde is on my cloud defense REIN, before they "fixed" it, which color changes as it is anodized aluminum. It is a beautiful rose-gold fde that can appear Lilac or different shades of purple. I think of rose gold alumahyde two for a rose gold fde alumahyde two would be awesome.
Great video as always. One suggestion, you should do a complete video (or series of videos) of the complete process of painting an AR with Aluma-Hyde, in Wolf gray of course, including the preparation, masking and any other tips to ensure a quality outcome. Thanks Caleb! 🇺🇸👍🏻
These colors are so similar to each other it seems they would be difficult to make effective shades/tones with. I’ve seen two brown spray paints have differences in color and brightness than all the colors compared here. I really like that they make durable paint, but it seems like they flubbed the colors. Tell me I’m crazy.
Caleb, you still owe us a "painting your AR video"! Suggestion for that video: Do a couple of "wrong" ways of painting and show what finish or symptoms appear so people can see how technique affects the finish. That way instead of blaming the product right away people can identify if they were doing something wrong while spraying it. I gave the FDE alumahyde a shot on my rifle and it seems to have an attitude depending on how full the can is. I got a can straight from the brick and mortar store in Grinell so it was relatively new at least. After a good 5 minutes of shaking I gave a couple long sprays on some garbage before starting on the handguard. Even after the precaution to protect from any chunks that hung on to the straw after 3-4 passes and ~45 seconds in it let out what's best described as a "paint shart" and lobbed some globs of paint at the prepped surface. It did it once more about a minute later but I wasn't going to risk wiping and runing the finish any further. I laid it on thick to hopefully blend it but even with some thick close application it went on grainy and has an almost house foundation paint esque sandy finish over the whole part. If you look real close its almost like there was some micro bubbling after the paint was on the surface (I have no idea what may have caused it). I did the upper the next day and this is where we get into the attitude of the can changing. Same process of prep, shaking, and two coats but this time the finish is smoother and comparable to what you guys show in the videos. I was waiting on tools for the lower so time will tell how the bottom part of the can acts.
The grit texture is caused by spraying too far away. This causes droplets to partially cure while they're suspended in air. For the shart, shaking longer will help. Talc powder is in the mix to give a flat appearance and can clump if not mixed well enough. Next time, try soaking the can in hot tap water, them mixing for a long time. Consider getting one of those Sawzall attachments that shake paint cans. I have one and it's fantastic.
I'm very happy with the Aluma-Hyde Grey Parkerizing. I used it on some early Retro AR15 Builds I did. I was planning to do a Late 1960's Vietnam War AR15 with Dark Parkerizing to look closer to the Black Triangular Handguards, Grip and Stock. Thanks for showing what they look next to each other. I put this Video in my Saved File to Reference when it comes time to buy the Paint.
I painted an upper with alumahyde 2 in magpul fde to go with my KE Arms KP15 FDE lower and it didn't match perfectly but it looks good enough for me. 50 shades of FDE ftw ❤😂 great video as always
Hey Caleb, I talked to Jake a few times now trying to figure out what’s going on with the “Magpul FDE” and the “Magpul TAN”. He said that the tan was a labeling error and that the fde is now the “tan”. I told him that in the video you(Caleb) stated that there IS A DIFFERENCE between the Magpul FDE and the Magpul Tan. I don’t see Magpul Tan as an option on your website. He said choose the fde… is this fde going to be a different formula/shade than the five cans of Magpul FDE I already have on my shelf? Or will I be buying another can of the same?
The original Magpul FDE from back in the day was no good color wise. It changed to Magpul Tan very briefly and is now listed as FDE again, I stated at the 8:20 mark since there was a bit of confusion.
@@CalebSavant ok, so is the magpul fde now a different shade than the magpul fde I purchased let’s say 9 months ago? I really like that new shade you showed as “magpul tan”. Just wanna make sure if I buy a new can of “magpul fde” it’s going to be the new shade rather than another can of the fde I have already on my shelf from you guys 9+ months ago. Sorry to be such a pain in the ass, just wanna make sure it’s different. Thanks Caleb, btw- I really enjoy your videos and wish you would do more, more often!!! You have a great way of explaining stuff in a simple yet detailed way.
I’m not seeing the Magpul Tan online on your website. I am still seeing the Magpul Flat Dark Earth though. Did they change the name back? Thank you in advance !
Is this stuff still being made by Brownells, or was it discontinued? I still see it on the website, but every single color option is out of stock. Hoping to get my hands on that wolf gray color
Ive been researching FDE color paints for a week and there's a lot of videos out there but none of them are nearly as comprehensive in their color comparison as this one. Thank you for the extra effort as it really helps me.
I've probably purchased and used 30-35 cans of Alumahyde 2 for various projects over the past 4-5 years. 90% of those were Matte Black and the other 10% Earth Brown. Out of those 30-something cans, probably about 8 or 9 of them were defective. What I mean by defective is that no matter how long I would shake the cans (15 mins sometimes) the paint would ooze out of the nozzle, periodically sputtering globs of paint. Doesn't matter if I use pick up tube clear out nozzles or new nozzles, they were just defective and each time that happened I was out $20 - $28 - not to mention the disappointment. Now the rest of the cans that were NOT defective, worked like a dream. Nice even fine mist and after thoroughly prepping, spraying then baking the final result is usually perfect. Since Alumahyde replacement nozzles are perpetually out of stock, I actually prefer the black/yellow nozzles that Duracoat uses with their aerosol cans. They're called "Montana flat jet medium" and can be purchased at a variety of online art supply stores for around $.25 cents per cap/nozzle. And they work just as good, if not better than Alumahyde nozzles. (You're welcome for that info, hope I helps) Anyway my point - when Alumahyde spray cans work, they work amazingly - when they don't, it sucks!
He talks about how the parkerized grays have some green in them, but never thinks to hold the OD green stock up next to them so we could see how they compare to Magpul ODG *rolls eyes in disappointment* Come on Caleb, get with it dude. I did like the clear mag though!
That's cool if they don't match exactly. I build an AR all FDE thinking it was going to look nice but it was actually pretty boring. I ended up buying new furniture in coyote tan, and an anodized handguard just to change it up, im happy with the results. Im looking for and OD green paint so if it don't match exact, it's ok.
You've made a LOT of great videos, but this one was SOOO needed. I'll be adding some to next order since you answered some questions for me (color anxiety is real!) Still wishing Alumahyde was available in quarts or pints non aerosol.
The colors seem to similar. I’d like to see more drastic differences of light and dark versions of greens and browns. Also some flat dark earth/tan color between the “desert tan” and “magpul tan” cans.
Hi Brownells, will this product ever be sold in Europe? I would love to get my hands on this since there is nothing like this at this moment here in the EU. The only option is Cerakote, which is much more costly.
Why did you make coyote brown just another FDE khaki variant? Thats not what is known as coyote brown. If people wanted FDE they’d get the FDE. Coyote brown is a completely different color.
All of the colors to simply put off color variations of what your looking for. Thank you for pointing out that you have to paint all to match exactly. The variations of different color to make a good camo patterns. Thank you for all you do. ♠️🎩🇺🇲🏹
You should have put the other two parkerized grays up to the magpul stock. You compared the od green to the stock, but not the other two grays with the magpul stock.
We need a darker brown. Earth brown is basically dirty khaki tan. Coyote looks pretty close to B5 light tan tbh Also what do you mean back in the day. I bought a magpul FDE a month ago lol.
I can’t find Magpul tan that you speak of, is it just me? Edited, you answered my question, sort of. You showed Magpul FDE, and at the same time you showed us Magpul tan. They are different colors? Now you’re saying they are the same?
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Alright! Hopefully this answers some questions, I added chapters to the video to make thing a bit easier as well. Also, stick around to the end of the video, there is an addendum to the Magpul color.
Is this paint more definitive or its like rustoliun camouflage ? plz bring to Brazil !
Ok Caleb, this is swell and all, BUT when are you making the definitive "how to" video on how to paint your rifle with Alumahyde?
Any plans to do a chocolate brown? I have M14 handguards I want to refinish but there's no brown that's even close in this video. -Tony.
Let me ask a question where you had painted those mags completely are they still usable without hanging up in the magwell? Because I have painted mags before but could only paint the lower half so they do not hang up in the magwell. I would also like to repaint my pistol mags completely can you use Aluma-hyde to paint them?
@@damonbfriendly soon
The “clear” Aluma-Hyde section cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣
Gonna paint my house and truck with it tax man can't see it he can't tax it 😂😅
The reason why I hit the like button
I'm one of the 17 people who miss Foliage Green. You ever make Aluma-Hyde in that color, I guarantee I'll buy a can. That should be enough to secure a run, right?
Rust-Oleum makes a decent foliage green looking green, but it's just Rust-Oleum, not alumahyde 2...
@@chadwik4000 that’s what I ended up using on my hand guard. Rust oleum, dark green self-etching primer. It’s a little light, but pretty close.
Painting my living room next month, thanks! 😉
I LOL'd over the clear thing. haha that was good dad humor. Kudos.
This is really helpful tbh. Wish like other companies of paint showed this more
This was like a home improvement show for guns.
There needs to be a "Battlefield Green" in your line up. I'd love to be able to get that color but with the Alluma Hyde durability!!!
Thank you for making this video. It's very valuable to my decision-making process on which colors to go for.
Super helpful Caleb! Love the Aluma-Hyde products.... looking forward to my next project using it.
Caleb clearly wanted paint all of those magazines wolf grey.
I just did a carbine stock set in wolf gray, and Caleb is on to something. Though, I think I still like OD Green the best. But it's close.
I think you got the coyote and Flat Earth brown mixed up...
Great idea dude. I’ve been truly been trying to match some stuff forever
THANK YOU! I’ve been looking for this EXACT video!!!
Color matching of gun paints/colors is not different in the world of color matching of other products. If you want to match your existing kitchen tile, as example. Good luck. Carpet? Same thing. Paint stores have computers to get the best possible match for house paints. You take them color samples and they feed that into the computer and out pops a formula for the store employee to mix to get the color. Take that paint home and? Good luck. But that type of color matching is a lot closer than trying to match one brand of FDE paint to another paint brand in FDE. Or match a plastic rifle stock to a can of paint with the same name on the label. Your video definitely helps as long as people keep their expectations within the scope of your discussion. Thank you for the show and tell! It does help.
How about a video on changing the barrel out on a Ruger American Ranch rifle. I know they put a great barrel on them but it would be nice to be able to watch the process. Using SAC (Short Action Customs) barrel vice would be a bonus,
I miss the white PMAGS that you could dye.
Real Coyote Brown is so difficult to match in a matte or flat finish, but Earth Brown comes very close, so I'll have to pick up a can for my rifle. The closest readily available spray I've found is Rustoleum Nutmeg, which would be near perfect if it weren't so glossy.
I'm really surprised at how much I like that matte stainless grey. It didn't look metallic at all (at least on this comp screen), just a nice pale grey. I have one that's about the wolfy color I like, even though I'm sure they don't call it that. My mind is racing to fig out something I can paint with the pale---I think I love it!
It would be pretty cool to have camo stencils/templates, if you don’t already.
That’s crazy I just bought some mp fde today. Now I know it’s old lol
I think you guys need to add baby shit green for Rhodesian style paint jobs.
@Brownells, Inc. what color would be the closest to Glock Od Green? Probably the hardest color to ever try and match lol
Is this ever gonna be back in stock?
The Brownells version of Pantone colors. International shipping of this would be nice. Maybe partner with a business in different countries to be your distributor.
How long are you guys going to be out of stock on alumahyde? I have been on notification list for months, still nothing
This is great but the only combo I really wanted to see was wolf grey and stainless steel gray with magpul grey and you never did it lol
That clear paint is going to upset the ATF.
What grey matches the B5 systems wolf grey?
We need a white 😁
I want to buy some of that clear color, I'm going to paint my house with it lol
Great video as always, still waiting for a tutorial. I'm not sure what I expected, but when I sprayed the upper and lower on my 9mm in stainless I expected a different color. Not knocking the product. My plan though is to paint my stock, grip and handguard with it now then once it cures go over it with a "winter camo" pattern, should look good.
They have made a painting tutorial
@@lucasblanchard47 are you referring to the one from 13 years ago?
which color would be the closest match to MAS Grey?
I’m wondering the same thing. I think the parkerizing gray looks closest. Maybe the dark parkerizing gray. I’d like to see them both side by side with the real MAS Grey from LBX or LBT.
You can choose your color like you can choose your gender!!! Sweet!!!!!
I really wanted to use "dark park grey" on an m16a1 build and STILL cant decide. Its just got to much green.
It's not close at all to Colt XM gray, unfortunately.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!….my friend bought 2 cans of this product and neither can worked…it was shaken for an extremely long time and both cans spray for a half second and then clog up full and stop spraying all together…we contacted brownells themselves and their customer service told us to buy their other spray can nozzles (sold separately)…there is clearly something wrong with this batch of paint and they refuse to make it right or help fix the problem besides suggesting more products that (probably) won’t work….we set it up on a paint shaker for 30 minutes and still nothing…do not buy this junk, they do not stand behind their products.
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Caleb, Thanks for doing this topic. I spent days looking for something like this. In the end just got 5 cans and tested. One thing I would like to see added to this topic is Aero FDE, SI, Oden works, Geissele, and others vs Aluma-Hyde FDE shades ( I get they are not all the same but would like to get an idea how far off they can be. Show us the "50 shades of FDE") . I can say the "Earth Brown" is the closest to Aero. Also, would like to see a flat white added to the line to use as a base for a winter camo. But after doing one AR in "Caleb" wolf gray I see why you have it as your main color.
My favorite shade of fde is on my cloud defense REIN, before they "fixed" it, which color changes as it is anodized aluminum. It is a beautiful rose-gold fde that can appear Lilac or different shades of purple. I think of rose gold alumahyde two for a rose gold fde alumahyde two would be awesome.
Great video as always. One suggestion, you should do a complete video (or series of videos) of the complete process of painting an AR with Aluma-Hyde, in Wolf gray of course, including the preparation, masking and any other tips to ensure a quality outcome. Thanks Caleb! 🇺🇸👍🏻
People need to embrace the blend of shades/tones
These colors are so similar to each other it seems they would be difficult to make effective shades/tones with. I’ve seen two brown spray paints have differences in color and brightness than all the colors compared here. I really like that they make durable paint, but it seems like they flubbed the colors. Tell me I’m crazy.
No artic white?
Ahh great question!
Caleb, you still owe us a "painting your AR video"!
Suggestion for that video: Do a couple of "wrong" ways of painting and show what finish or symptoms appear so people can see how technique affects the finish. That way instead of blaming the product right away people can identify if they were doing something wrong while spraying it.
I gave the FDE alumahyde a shot on my rifle and it seems to have an attitude depending on how full the can is. I got a can straight from the brick and mortar store in Grinell so it was relatively new at least. After a good 5 minutes of shaking I gave a couple long sprays on some garbage before starting on the handguard. Even after the precaution to protect from any chunks that hung on to the straw after 3-4 passes and ~45 seconds in it let out what's best described as a "paint shart" and lobbed some globs of paint at the prepped surface. It did it once more about a minute later but I wasn't going to risk wiping and runing the finish any further. I laid it on thick to hopefully blend it but even with some thick close application it went on grainy and has an almost house foundation paint esque sandy finish over the whole part. If you look real close its almost like there was some micro bubbling after the paint was on the surface (I have no idea what may have caused it). I did the upper the next day and this is where we get into the attitude of the can changing. Same process of prep, shaking, and two coats but this time the finish is smoother and comparable to what you guys show in the videos. I was waiting on tools for the lower so time will tell how the bottom part of the can acts.
Yes!!!!! And great ideas
The grit texture is caused by spraying too far away. This causes droplets to partially cure while they're suspended in air.
For the shart, shaking longer will help. Talc powder is in the mix to give a flat appearance and can clump if not mixed well enough.
Next time, try soaking the can in hot tap water, them mixing for a long time. Consider getting one of those Sawzall attachments that shake paint cans. I have one and it's fantastic.
I'm very happy with the Aluma-Hyde Grey Parkerizing. I used it on some early Retro AR15 Builds I did. I was planning to do a Late 1960's Vietnam War AR15 with Dark Parkerizing to look closer to the Black Triangular Handguards, Grip and Stock.
Thanks for showing what they look next to each other.
I put this Video in my Saved File to Reference when it comes time to buy the Paint.
I painted an upper with alumahyde 2 in magpul fde to go with my KE Arms KP15 FDE lower and it didn't match perfectly but it looks good enough for me. 50 shades of FDE ftw ❤😂 great video as always
Hey Caleb, I talked to Jake a few times now trying to figure out what’s going on with the “Magpul FDE” and the “Magpul TAN”. He said that the tan was a labeling error and that the fde is now the “tan”. I told him that in the video you(Caleb) stated that there IS A DIFFERENCE between the Magpul FDE and the Magpul Tan. I don’t see Magpul Tan as an option on your website. He said choose the fde… is this fde going to be a different formula/shade than the five cans of Magpul FDE I already have on my shelf? Or will I be buying another can of the same?
The original Magpul FDE from back in the day was no good color wise. It changed to Magpul Tan very briefly and is now listed as FDE again, I stated at the 8:20 mark since there was a bit of confusion.
@@CalebSavant ok, so is the magpul fde now a different shade than the magpul fde I purchased let’s say 9 months ago? I really like that new shade you showed as “magpul tan”. Just wanna make sure if I buy a new can of “magpul fde” it’s going to be the new shade rather than another can of the fde I have already on my shelf from you guys 9+ months ago. Sorry to be such a pain in the ass, just wanna make sure it’s different. Thanks Caleb, btw- I really enjoy your videos and wish you would do more, more often!!! You have a great way of explaining stuff in a simple yet detailed way.
I’m not seeing the Magpul Tan online on your website. I am still seeing the Magpul Flat Dark Earth though. Did they change the name back? Thank you in advance !
Is this stuff still being made by Brownells, or was it discontinued? I still see it on the website, but every single color option is out of stock.
Hoping to get my hands on that wolf gray color
Very, very helpful to have this side-by-side viewing.
So is the Parkerizing grey closer to the Magpul odg than the “odg”
Why do we call it flat dark earth when it looks like flat light earth? 😏
Ive been researching FDE color paints for a week and there's a lot of videos out there but none of them are nearly as comprehensive in their color comparison as this one. Thank you for the extra effort as it really helps me.
Took lots of screen shots on this video lol
This is a good idea for a video, very helpful. Thanks!
ive done quite a lot of alumahyde spraying and it all has a sheen to some degree. a thin layer of rustoleum dead flat really kills the shine nicely.
I've probably purchased and used 30-35 cans of Alumahyde 2 for various projects over the past 4-5 years. 90% of those were Matte Black and the other 10% Earth Brown.
Out of those 30-something cans, probably about 8 or 9 of them were defective. What I mean by defective is that no matter how long I would shake the cans (15 mins sometimes) the paint would ooze out of the nozzle, periodically sputtering globs of paint. Doesn't matter if I use pick up tube clear out nozzles or new nozzles, they were just defective and each time that happened I was out $20 - $28 - not to mention the disappointment.
Now the rest of the cans that were NOT defective, worked like a dream. Nice even fine mist and after thoroughly prepping, spraying then baking the final result is usually perfect.
Since Alumahyde replacement nozzles are perpetually out of stock,
I actually prefer the black/yellow nozzles that Duracoat uses with their aerosol cans. They're called "Montana flat jet medium" and can be purchased at a variety of online art supply stores for around $.25 cents per cap/nozzle. And they work just as good, if not better than Alumahyde nozzles. (You're welcome for that info, hope I helps)
Anyway my point - when Alumahyde spray cans work, they work amazingly - when they don't, it sucks!
Brownells just needs to pony up and make a swatch kit
To match Dessert Tan... I used Rustoleum "Taupe"...it came dam close to matching perfectly...
Probably the most OCD oriented Brownell’s video I’ve ever seen.
He talks about how the parkerized grays have some green in them, but never thinks to hold the OD green stock up next to them so we could see how they compare to Magpul ODG *rolls eyes in disappointment* Come on Caleb, get with it dude. I did like the clear mag though!
I agree. I was really hoping to see what magpul ODG looks like compared to parkerizing gray. I think they may potentially be a good match.
That's cool if they don't match exactly. I build an AR all FDE thinking it was going to look nice but it was actually pretty boring. I ended up buying new furniture in coyote tan, and an anodized handguard just to change it up, im happy with the results. Im looking for and OD green paint so if it don't match exact, it's ok.
You've made a LOT of great videos, but this one was SOOO needed. I'll be adding some to next order since you answered some questions for me (color anxiety is real!)
Still wishing Alumahyde was available in quarts or pints non aerosol.
Will you guys ever sell pmags that are already sprayed with Alumi-hyde?
The colors seem to similar. I’d like to see more drastic differences of light and dark versions of greens and browns. Also some flat dark earth/tan color between the “desert tan” and “magpul tan” cans.
Hi Brownells, will this product ever be sold in Europe? I would love to get my hands on this since there is nothing like this at this moment here in the EU. The only option is Cerakote, which is much more costly.
Thank you so much for making this video... This really helped out alot as far as me picking colors..
Why did you make coyote brown just another FDE khaki variant? Thats not what is known as coyote brown. If people wanted FDE they’d get the FDE. Coyote brown is a completely different color.
All of the colors to simply put off color variations of what your looking for. Thank you for pointing out that you have to paint all to match exactly. The variations of different color to make a good camo patterns. Thank you for all you do. ♠️🎩🇺🇲🏹
You should have put the other two parkerized grays up to the magpul stock. You compared the od green to the stock, but not the other two grays with the magpul stock.
With this brownell spray i don't have to bake my parts in the oven right?????
I really like allumahyde
Best results if barring dry. Tough as nails
We need a darker brown. Earth brown is basically dirty khaki tan.
Coyote looks pretty close to B5 light tan tbh
Also what do you mean back in the day. I bought a magpul FDE a month ago lol.
I identify as a gray wolf. I MEAN I LIKE WOLF GRAY. I’m not a furry, I swear. 😅🐺
You guys need to expand your color options. Alumahyde is pretty kickass !
Can we please get a more lush green (like Rapco’s carc substitute green) and Field drab (like Rapco’s field drab brown)… would be awesome 😮
I can’t find Magpul tan that you speak of, is it just me?
Edited, you answered my question, sort of.
You showed Magpul FDE, and at the same time you showed us Magpul tan. They are different colors?
Now you’re saying they are the same?
Guess I gotta order earth brown now…. I messed up thinking Coyote was darker. 🤦🏻♂️ rifle looks good but not quite dark enough for my taste
Matching paint is overrated anyway. The most aesthetically pleasing builds are different tints of the same color, or even totally mixed colors.
Surprise Caleb didn't paint them all grey. Lol
You guys need some more greens and a true brown
I messed up a pistol with alumahyde. Won’t reassemble. tutorials should be better.
So is Alumihyde 2 have the same wear and corrosion resistants as cerekote? For like holster and part's wear?
Damn... guess it's time to repaint all my rifles AGAIN
Can't seem to find Magpul Tan anywhere. Did it get labeled as something else now?
I want to see those Matching plaid pants to your plaid shirt. You'd be sportin !
I actually like the earth brown,
Gives me bronze vibes
If it wasn't for Wolf Grey, this would be quite boring.
Any chance you guys will come up with a Sniper Gray in Aluma-Hyde II?
Hi I just got wolf grey online got it in the mail the caps are tan but the label says wolf grey is that normal?
Please do a video painting, and why did you knock them down domino style... please let there be an outtake of it.
Thanks for doing this video. It is super useful.
I needed this, about to paint some of the new toys. Thanks Caleb!
Can you help me get a color that is close to the CZ P-10c “Urban Grey” please
Cool, my next gun will be full stainless steel grey! Thanks 👍
Anything close to the DD milspec+color?
at4 just chilling in his safe
I wish you put the wolf grey on top of the Magpul grey
It's almost always sold out
give us the damn how to series already haha
What hair product do you use
Is it finally in stock???