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Snake6 
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The Guy
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Posted: 29 March 2008 at 7:04am |
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The main ting you want to do when you make a ghillie is
Every homemade ghillie i've ever seen looks like a big mop. |
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aceatc
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I know ghillie suits don't really apply to paintball, but I would like to ask a question about them anyways :) Hopefully someone out there knows a thing-or-two about this...
My question is: Can I camouflage a ghillie suit (using burlap/jute) with only spray paint, instead of dye? It would be a lot faster and cheaper. I know it's going to smell for the first day or so, but I live next to a forest so the smell won't last too long if I roll around in the forest a bunch. Am I getting my hopes up or could this work? I'm gonna try something like this with a camo net, but I would still like to hear what you guys have to say. |
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