Pattern guide

The brushstroke camo Cerakote pattern

Brushstroke camo goes back to WWII Denison smocks — broad, sweeping painted strokes over a light base. It's the most 'hand-made' looking camo, and no two jobs come out alike.

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How it sprays

Genuinely brushed or broad-tip airbrushed sweeps, two colors over the base. Confidence in the stroke matters more than precision.

Choosing colors

Khaki base with olive and chocolate sweeps is the heritage spec. Keep strokes directional — all roughly diagonal.

A proven combo to start from

Real catalog colors that work for brushstroke camo — click any swatch for pairings and similar shades.

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