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I want to put a cargo net on my Russ to hold all the extra gear the guys are bringing.

Expanding some gauze doesn't create the right look.

Thoughts?

Thanks,

Flyscreen? Army surplus fine netting?

Go to the grocery store and buy a BAG of oranges or lemons or some kind of small produce - they typically come in those little mesh bags.

Paint quicktime with a brush, and drape as needed. The tightness of the netting is really the perfect size too.

Fishnet tights.

 PrehistoricUFO wrote:
Go to the grocery store and buy a BAG of oranges or lemons or some kind of small produce - they typically come in those little mesh bags.

Paint quicktime with a brush, and drape as needed. The tightness of the netting is really the perfect size too.

That sounds perfect. Off to the store!

Thanks,


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 Alex Kolodotschko wrote:
Fishnet tights.

Not my style. Plus I don't like the look with holes in them

You can also use those scrunchy mesh shower sponges as another source for cargo netting. Here is a photo of my Manticore using them as cargo netting.

Cheescloth works for camo net and might work for cargo net as well.

T