I don't know if the spray bottle of bleach will work..I once took an old white sheet and made a poncho type top and sprayed a light and dark gray stencils that I made my self...Worked real well... Fooled the geese...JIM.....CL....

 

Just buy a painters white coveralls to fit over your warm outfit. Simple and low cost.

 

Tyvek suit at home depot is $9.00.

 

Tyvek suit at home depot is $9.00.

That is what I would suggest. When I predator hunted I would just take a permanant magic marker to them to break things up. I have always wanted to buy a sweet set of snow camo gear but when you think about how often you would really use it in Ohio it is a waste of cash.

 

Wonder if the Tyvek suits come big enough for my fat behind? I wear a 3x tall bibs or coverall. The tall is the sticking point.

 

One way to find out is to contact them.

paint suits

I worked at Honda and they had paint suits to fit whatever size critters they had in the paint shop.

I looked at the paper ones for snow camo to coyote hunt but the Tyvek looked more durable.

 

Be careful with it. If you use to much bleach it could actually eat the material and make it fall apart. Make a ghillie suit with white, and black burlap.

 

Be careful with it. If you use to much bleach it could actually eat the material and make it fall apart. Make a ghillie suit with white, and black burlap.

ahhhhh yes, this is certainly a concern! Love the ghillie suit idea.

I started with 50/50 and wasn't getting results, then I got impatient and experimented with straight bleach on a hat and it ate right through.

Here is what I found....

Cotton - Color removal can be done but I dont have the patience to keep stirring and checking, slowly adding enough to remove color, but not enough to eat fabric.

Synthetics - (ie nylon polyester) - Can't be done, even with 100%, these fabrics are colorfast.

Maybe I'll just add the pieces I did not experiment on to my "online garage sale" this winter and use the $ to buy some snow camo.

 

I use to work with a guy that was an Army Ranger and he was a sniper instructor. He said to use white and just a few strips of the black mixed in. You can us white sheets instead of the burlap if you cannot find any. But the burlap works best. Check YouTube. There are a few vid's out there.

 

Looks like I am going to try a couple different sizes of Tyvek. See how they turn out.