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    Question Blaze Orange clothing Dye

    Does anyone know of any products to brighten or dye clothing to a Blaze orange colour. I have a coat that is fading pretty bad and wanted to brighten it up. I'd normally probably just by a new one but this one was handed down to by my grandfather and it is really warm and comfortable.

    Thanks in advance!

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    Just throw a light over sized vest over top of it .
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    Might be tough. Certainly using a plain hunter orange vest is the easiest fix. I washed a vest and was surprised that it did brighten up quite a bit but a coat, and an older one at that, might not work out as well. Would dry cleaning be an option?
    Last edited by kickingfrog; September 7th, 2018 at 10:04 AM.
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    I think I would lean toward the vest option? I doubt very much that using a dye would give you the correct brilliance needed to comply with regs.?

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    Better safe than sorry, throw on the vest over top. The COs carry an orange card with them. Your orange has to be as bright or brighter.


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    I got away from the solid Blaze orange coat idea a few yrs back. The weather was so warm I didn't need a coat, just a hoodie so I bought a vest. It keeps me legal while wearing anything from a t-shirt, hoody, jacket up to coats or coveralls...depending on the weather.

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    I have a hi-viz blaze orange sweat shirt hoody with reflective stripes that go beyond OMNRF requirements for warm weather big game hunting. I hate being over warm and breaking out in a sweat. For the OP's favorite coat,Can Tire sells blaze orange vests for under $20.
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    I've never heard of any type of dye suitable. As a few others mentioned I'd be going with that light weight vest.
    I used to hunt with a group of guys north of Parry Sound and a CO did lay into a few guys about their faded orange coats.
    Warned them but did say next time it's ticket time !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by trimmer21 View Post
    I have a hi-viz blaze orange sweat shirt hoody with reflective stripes that go beyond OMNRF requirements for warm weather big game hunting. I hate being over warm and breaking out in a sweat. For the OP's favorite coat,Can Tire sells blaze orange vests for under $20.
    You can't have reflective strips...sorry.
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