I dont think my statement was argumentative or unclear ā¦. as I said āI prefer the #574 Olive Drab Green ā¦ā¦ its closer to the color of my āColemansāā
that isā¦ā¦ if you are going to use the colors you used in the pollā¦ā¦ but if it makes you feel any better all of my Colemans are the same color.
I have several but Im not a āCollectorā
The only way I would have that many colemanās is if I found a box of em somewhere
Hopefully when I get the LT1s (whatever color) I wont even need my Colemans anymoreā¦
Im tired of toting fuel and changing mantles,
Although it would be nice to look up and see an Dark Green LT1 and be able to remember all the good times Ive had with the Colemans.
Iām planning on a strip-down and repaint when my first LT1 arrives. You have me thinking that a photo documented āhow toā might be worth the effort.
Hmmmā¦ I wonder what flavors of Green I can get Krylon in.
I seen a camo anodized flashlight somewhereā¦ but canāt remember where. That would be the most difficult color pattern iām guessing. If only Real-tree Camo was possibleā¦
Hydro dip is a process in which the paint pattern is floated on the surface and the product is dipped. The paint pattern adheres when the product is removed. Thatās it in a rough nutshell.
Itās actually a film, not a paint, although there is a base paint. The film is inked IIRC. Any 3D object can be done as long as you can immerse it in water.
Just curious, who have used their first bought LT1 lantern now in a power outage, on camping, or any emergency needing a long-running, great tint, high CRI, 360-degree light source where no electricity is available?