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| Roll modeling clay or Silly Putty™ into long "ropes". |
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| Paint a kit with the base color of the camouflage. Next use the "ropes" of clay or putty to mask the demarkation lines of the next color in your camouflage. |
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| Spray the next layer of the camouflage. If you spray exactly perpendicular to the surface you can take advantage of the curved edge of the clay and produce a slight feathered edge. |
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| I removed the clay mask to see how well it worked, then I repeated the process for the black layer of my camouflage. |
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| Here's how it turned out. This technique works especially well on the uneven surfaces of armor and vehicles but it can also come in handy on curved surfaces of aircraft. |
