Cam Burlap ??

[zeroalpha]

Any one seen / used this stuff before ?

Interested in all comments,

Zero

http://www.hunterspec.com/images/prod_images/00046.jpg

Pic came from.....

http://www.hunterspec.com/asp/product.asp?ProdId=57

[Linus]

Netting could be interesting. I don't know about the burlap though, seems like it could be mucho expensive for something you're gonna rip into shreds, fray as much as possible, spray paint a million times only to realize it sucks so much you might as well just dye it signal red and set fire to it... http://www.specialoperations.com/ubboard/rolleyes.gif

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[Jesse]

I make a ghillie coat for hunting, I used mesh on the hood to keep it light, I also used the mesh on a hat for hunting. It seems to work well.

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[Sharky]

The burlap pictured is the same brand that is sold in wal-mart. Just be sure to stay between the same threads when you are cutting strips and it works fine although the paint on the material is sometimes a pain in the ass to shred and fray. I liked the 3 inch rolls that we had in school that were already colored. But, I recently helped a friend make a suit to do some video-surveillance with and it works Ok. Haven't seen that netting before though.

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[Cut]

I've bought some of camo burlap before. Its ok for most things, but it is hard to come apart and fray like uncoated burlap.

I'm guessing its a silkscreening process that is used to color the burlap. Which almost acts like a glue to keep it together.

And since its only colored on one side, you can have patchs of light/dark spots all over whatever you are trying to hide.

But it does work for the most part.

Cut