Advanced winter camo?

[+Vater_Araignee]

Lets get this out of the way.

Fake snow and glue is uber easy.

 

I'm looking to take it to the next level, unfortunately just tinting the fake snow makes it a neon sign because of its lack of realism.

Has any one figured out how to add that realistic unzipped look to fake snow?

[+mtn-man]

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

[+Hrethgir]

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

 

LOL! That would totally work, too!

[+Vater_Araignee]

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

 

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

 

LOL! That would totally work, too!

Like I said "unfortunately just tinting the fake snow makes it a neon sign because of its lack of realism."

I want that "realistic unzipped look"

Just making it yellow screams HERE I AM!! but if it looks like somebody actually whizzed on it...

Well then I could name it "Where the huskies go" and let the name be the hint.

[+Parabola]

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

 

That's funny.

[+mtn-man]

OK, seriously. Not sure what you mean by "unzipped".

 

I've wondered about cotton since it would also hold debris. Might be more realistic. If there is snow melt, it would retain moisture and freeze into a block of ice though. That might be worse since it would really freeze the cache in place.

 

I do like your yellow snow cache name though. LOL.

[+buttaskotch]

Tint it yellow. Nobody would touch it.

ya beat me to it!

[+vw_k]

Try varnishing the cache container and sprinkling sand on to the wet varnish, when the whole lot is dried spray it white for a crispy snow look.

[+Vater_Araignee]

Try varnishing the cache container and sprinkling sand on to the wet varnish, when the whole lot is dried spray it white for a crispy snow look.

That sounds like it would be even harder to make look like something took a leak on it but I can see how it would blend regardless of snow type around it.