Dose it blend in to wooded areas well ?
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The woodland is a little darker and blends better in the wooded areas. The killer kamo color is more green and blends better in areas with more leaves and foliage.
1317663
it will look mostly like the picture. it might have a little less foliage at first but mine quickly grew in.
2097902
Yes, it looks best on darker woods. I applied this to tropical walnut and it looks amazing. Look on YouTube for application process. It's very simple to apply and its kid safe.
1651821
No, it blends into the backroand nicely and just bumps the ambient in a nondescript way
691806
It does pretty good unless it is fully exposed to heavy rain. I have it on the patio where it only gets partial exposure.
1415465
I have mine outside, does great so far. Just like most thing, don't scratch the paint and it will last a long time, for the price you can't beat it.
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In my experience, it is transparent and only brings out the natural shades if the wood. It comes off naturally and doesn't seem to penetrate so much as coat
2059673
Maybe just barely. We have it in our living room with medium/medium dark oak futniture and it blends just fine.
1600362
No. its color. The only scenes that are or seem to be black and white are when they are in the forest. it's still color, just foggy.
592338
By a patient person it can. I would suggest that you practice before you take it into the woods. The hardest part would be the 2 awnings with the rainfly, but they are both small and could be managed by one person. It's worth the buy.
198412
No. I have thrown it into trees though. It's sharp but the ridges kind of get in the way
1047593
On light colored woods like pine it might darken just a bit. Don't know about darker woods.
1022505
I think because this leaf pattern is so nice I would want it to stand out. I would apply a plain translucent film. In my opinion too many textures would make the effect too busy.
2238127
I live in mm, so we have mild winters and hot summers, perfect for leaving this tree outside, as it mimicks its natural invironment.
945115
If it's a darker rock maple it will stand out being a lighter shade. Regular maple or even a lighter should be no problem.
1058078
Hi, we don't walk through the woods, but she does walk through some tall weeds along the end of yards and her mesh doesn't snag. The mesh is tightly wove and feels like nylon and has a slick feel so I don't think walking in the woods would be a problem.
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Sorry, I can't give you a good answer. We live in the suburbs. There is a lot with trees next to our house, but I would not consider the area as heavily wooded. You might be interested in the GPS style locator.