Things You'll Need:
- Mechanic suit
- Shoe Goo (available at Wal-Mart)
- Old clothing, jute and burlap
- Netting (fishing net or a volleyball net will work fine)
- Scissors
- Spray paint
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Step 1
Find a mechanic suit. This will be the base for the ghillie suit.
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Step 2
Locate some old clothing, jute and burlap. Cut the jute, old clothes and burlap into strips of varying lengths. Make sure none of the strips are shorter than twenty-four inches long. The strips should be from anywhere between 30 to 36 inches long.
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Step 3
Place the mechanic suit front-side down. Put the netting over the suit and cut out the shape of the mechanic suit.
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Step 4
Deposit a small amount of Shoe Goo on the perimeter of the mechanic suit and glue down the netting.
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Step 5
Take the old clothing, burlap and jute strips and tie the middle of the strips to the netting. Continue tying the strips until the suit is of the desired thickness.
















Comments
jjallen said
on 11/9/2009 where can i find some jute twine? I googled it and found www.packandseal.com they have colored jute twine as well..the prices were pretty cheap but i just want to know if there's cheaper out there thanks!
jjallen said
on 11/9/2009 where can i find some jute twine? I googled it and found www.packandseal.com they have colored jute twine as well..the prices were pretty cheap but i just want to know if there's cheaper out there thanks!
Bad-Karma said
on 3/27/2008 the reason for NOT SPRAY PAINTING is that almost everything can smell the paint and its harder to cover than typical "HUMAN" odors.
Bad-Karma said
on 3/27/2008 you should never ever ever ever SPRAY PAINT a ghillie suit
use dyed jute and burlap. if you cant get it dued the color you need DYE it your self.