How to spraypaint rifle magazines #2 DIY custom camo mags using dishsoap and sponges

In this video tutorial I rattlecan DIY custom camouflage on an AR15 magazine. Using a sponge or a plastic bag, I apply dishsoap to act as a stencil for the spraypaint. I painted each side of the magazine in a different color order, achieving a 2 for 1 mag showing that color order doesn't necessarily matter when painting gun camo. This painting technique can easily be used on guns and rifles, or any hard water safe object.

0:00 How to spraypaint dish soap camo.

0:16 Sponging spraypaint onto guns and rifles is all the rage in the tactical community right now.

0:45 Applying the first coat of spraypaint.

1:10 Doing two color sequences on one magazine, color order doesn't always matter.

1:42 Spraying a cut out stencil on the base coat.

3:05 Sponging soap onto the mag with a plastic bag.

4:00 Spray painting over the soap stencil.

4:14 Sponging more soap on the wet paint with the plastic bag, then spraypainting more.

5:17 Using a sponge to apply dish soap on the second magazine side.

6:02 Spraypainting over the dishsoap stencil.

6:20 Putting more soap on top of wet paint, then Spraypainting more.

6:52 The results after rinsing off the first layers of dish soap.

6:53 You could only use one or two layers of soap with one wash after spraypainting the AR15 magazine.

7:40 Sponging on my dishsoap with the plastic bag, followed by spray paint.

8:52 Using the sponge to apply dish soap on the second side of the rifle magazine. followed by the last layers of spraypaint.

9:58 Rinsing the dishsoap off the magazine for the second and final time in the sink.

10:08 The final results of the custom camouflage using sponges, dish soap, cut stencils and spraypaint. Reviewing how the two different color orders look.