[yodasfro]

Looking for recommendations for a natural fiber fabric for doing tie dye grill covers. Have a local guy that does great tie dyes but believe or not he's never done any grill clothes.

[tcsned]

Silk or cotton muslin seems to be the materials of choice. I just put a tie dye grill cover on my cab, it's 100% cotton. It's relatively heavy cloth and I didn't notice any tonal difference with it on or off. So not that it doesn't matter what your cloth is, but unless is ridiculously heavy I don't think it'll make much or any difference.

[yodasfro]

Good deal, yeah noticed those two listed on the hard truckers website. Wasn't 100% if thickness of the fabric would matter. I have a roland bc60 and a red bear cub mkx50 may even do my bergantino bass cab. I will let everyone know how it turns out.

[TI4-1009]

When I got mine from Courtenay he suggested something lighter than the usual cotton for grill cloths, but what does he know, he only did them for the Dead...

I would agree with above- as long as it's not heavy it should be fine for our purposes.

[ac4468]

DIrto for all above. I’ve done cotton, spandex type fabric and speaker cloth with little discernible difference but I’m sure there is a difference under certain circumstances.

[TI4-1009]

https://www.rukind.com/viewtopic.php?f=425&t=12513

[tcsned]

Here's mine (dye by Tie Dye Steve):

[yodasfro]

Good info keep it coming.