Try this method, it worked great for me. I used a dye remover in the washing machine, then dyed them the color I wanted. I went from blue to a light white using the remover, then to black. It worked great and the color is through and through, not just on the surface like the paint would be. You can pick up all the supplies you need at your local Walmart, Kmart, or even most grocery stores. I used the washing machine, but the stovetop method actually works better. Just follow the directions on the package. Good luck and have fun.
Patrick

 

Howabout rit dye? I know you can dye plastic with this stuff, think of how it will absorb into nylon. But the webs would have to be white, so maybe you can use dye remover like getsummmm said. Ive never heard of that, but u could give it a try

 

The stuff I used was made by Rit. Its called color or dye remover, I dont remember which.

 

So its called dye remover by Rit and I put it on and through the washer. How did you dye them after they were white?

 

u use the Rit dye. I guess theres rit dye and the color remover made by Rit

 

try using big fat rivets to put the webbing together[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I dont know if I have a rivet gun that big........

 

they dont need to be huge, about half inch should do it,