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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: ryped on March 21, 2009, 11:01:00 AM
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Does anyone have a good way to restore faded camo. Does RIT dye work. I have some faded Predator Fall Gray that I would like to keep in service. Thanks.
I had another idea...Since Predator doesn't make Fall Brown anymore could their Fall Gray be "lightly" dyed brown???
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I have heard you can use RIT. I never have. When my camo is in need of some touch up, I gather some butternuts or walnuts, crush em up, boil them and then add my camo to the mix after I remove the heat. I check it periodically until "done", then air dry. Then into the dryer on high to "set" it.
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That's a good idea and I'd give that a try, but butternuts and walnuts are hard to come by up here.
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i rememebrseeing a product just for this reason i will see if i can do some research and find the name for you
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just did a search the product i found was camo restore
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I used the Camo Restore stuff once and it did a fairly reasonable job. My camo now is the Gray Wolf Wolfskin, and fading isn't an issue at all with it, so haven't used the Camo restore in a long time.
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I like faded camo 8^).
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I'm partial to faded camo too.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/reddogge/Archery/IMG_0599.jpg)
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The more faded the better for me. I have camo older than some of the archers here, still wear it.
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Here is a picture of ASAT treated with camo restore. The ASAT on the left is new,the shirt on the right is old Brigade Quartermasters stuff.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v181/ekrewson/hunting%20stuff/camorestore.jpg)
The old stuff had faded until the tan was almost white and brown was barely visible. I used brown camo restore to bring it back. Camo restore isn't permanent and will fade in a year or so of washing.
Sure wish Brigade ASAT was still made, the new stuff is junk by comparison.