The "water camo" comment brought up a thought for you.
All of the copyrighted camo patterns use a unique process to apply the camo to products. I can't remember the details off the top of my head but the product (let's say it's a fender) is lowered in the bottom of a tub or vat. The vat is filled with some type of liquid, it might be water for all I can remember. Any way, a special film of the camo pattern is "laid" on top of the liquid where it floats. The fender would then be lifted slowly out of the vat and the pattern would be applied evenly and perfectly to the fender following each curve and bend.
It's how they get the camo on guns, bows and all the other stuff and make it stay consistant.
I think it's called hydrographics or something like that.
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