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 Mother Nature's camouflage stays
the same year after year...so does Natural Gear. Natural Gear hasn't
changed their camo pattern since the
day it was introduced in 1994. It's human nature to change
camo patterns every year...that's why we don't do it. We follow
Mother Nature, not Human Nature. Because Natural Gear is photographically
derived, it has a natural base tone that is not too light and
not too dark. Other camo patterns are artists' renditions and tend to be too dark.Natural Gear is science. Its pattern
is a non-manipulated, soft-edged photographic image of natural
elements. It has the colors of nature, without all the technical
"artistic" details (sticks and leaves) that clutter
other camouflage patterns. We simply refuse to cave-in to the
whims of merchandising.
If you want to make a fashion statement by using the "latest"
sticks-and-leaves artwork, so be it. If you want to disappear
naturally, with a pattern that's open, soft, shadow-free, versatile,
and totally devoid of sticks-and-leaves, use Natural Gear!* The Paint Process:1. After the hull is constructed,
any weld beads are ground
down and the boat is
thoroughly cleaned
2. A primer coat is applied
3. The base color is sprayed on
4. Using a stencil, the Natural
Gear camo pattern is sprayed
on
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The Finished Product
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* Copyright 2002 Natural Gear
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