I was looking through a recent TX Fish and Game article and it talked about restoring an old ATV. One thing that caught my attention was this www.camo4u.com which is a camo vinyl material to put on the plastics. Has anyone here tried this? My Polaris is Yellow and I would like to make it camo for hunting season.

I helped a friend of mine due this to a red Honda a few years ago.  This was sort of like a cloth feeling tape, about 2 inches wide.  It would make as nice a looking job as you were willing to do with it.  His stuff was still on there when he sold it about 4 years later.

I have a Grizzly 700. Plastics were really bad looking. Went down to our local sign shop and had them print me out a really good looking blue carbon fiber graphic. Covered it with a UV clear film and went to work. The wrap material is pretty flexible and plyable and along with a heat gun I was able to wrap all the plastics. Because of some of the contours of the fenders, I ended up doing some of them in strips. In the end, it looks BAD A$$! I have had a lot of compliments on the look. It is also a lot tougher than the factory finish that scratches so easy.

I don't see why you couldn't do the same with camo.