Where to find the Good Camo Netting?

[mrgrimm88]

So I have been looking for camo netting at my local army/navy surplus stores in newport and orange and all they have is the cheap ass made in china woodland type netting. Now what I am looking for is the non reversible stuff with the nice fine mesh screen on the underside that really blocks the light and gives added strength when you stake it down and pull it taught. hopefully someone knows what im talking about, A couple people had the good stuff at LIB but I forgot to ask where they got it as I was having so much fun enjoying a festival in my own backyard.

[nonuniform]

Try these guys:

http://shop.vtarmynavy.com/camo-fabrics ... l-c11.aspx

Not sure if anything on that page will solve your problem, but...

You could also try aluminet.

[quote="mrgrimm88"]So I have been looking for camo netting at my local army/navy surplus stores in newport and orange and all they have is the cheap ass made in china woodland type netting. Now what I am looking for is the non reversible stuff with the nice fine mesh screen on the underside that really blocks the light and gives added strength when you stake it down and pull it taught. hopefully someone knows what im talking about, A couple people had the good stuff at LIB but I forgot to ask where they got it as I was having so much fun enjoying a festival in my own backyard.[/quote]

[nonuniform]

Actually, this page might have the stuff you want:

http://shop.vtarmynavy.com/camouflage-n ... 56all.aspx

[mrgrimm88]

It looks like they carry a netting with backing but I couldn't get the call in before they closed to find out as they are on the east coast. I left a message on there machine hopefully i will get a call back soon. thanks for the link

[daft]

Check out the 80-90 shade cloth stuff at the local garden center? I suppose the width is too small, but you could stitch it with a sewing machine with nylon thread, duck tape, and torch it. Take 50# fishing line and hand stitch it.
sew it stitch it tape it torch it