How do I cover the obvious?

Oh my gawd...I just saw your photos, Miamigirl, and your hair looks fabulous. I love it! It's so natural, and the colors (which you can really see in the outside shots) are stunning. I can't see any weirdness in the part at all from the photos; it looks totally natural to me. I also think with some wear, the mesh may become a bit more "worn down" and blend into the scalp more. But again, in the photos, you can't see anything. I love the way it's styled, too. It looks really cute with your front hair swept back, and with it all down, it's damned sexy--nice and voluminous at the crown, which is awesome.

I seriously encourage you to post these photos here--black out your face or shoot from the back, whatever--so that everyone who comes to this site with hairloss and thinks some extension stylist has the solution can see what's possible with a topper.

Many, many congratulations, girl. I know it's been a long and ardous road finding a good cosmetic solution, but you've finally found it. Congratuations to your girl (Peggy?) who hooked it up, too. She obviously knows what she's doing. You look drop-dead gorgeous!

Jenny: How did I know that you would be lurking around here today? Check you e-mail girly, there are plenty of pics waiting for you.  Yes, you are under the right assumption, I'm trying to cover the woven mesh and no, the part is not too wide, it's just right.  I tried Toppik already, which never fails to disappoint me, so I'm off looking for the next disguise.  Let me know what you come up with.  Thanks for your help.   

Hi Ladies.  Please help me....I need your advice.  I suffer from hair loss problems and recently got a custom made piece.  I love it, except the part can look a little fake at times.  Can you recommend any product that might help to disguise the mesh part?  I only need to cover a little of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.