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![]() Anyone know how to do it? I have been looking online, and I have found quite a few different "recipes". Along with non-iodized salt, some say to use battery acid, others say to use ammonia alum?
Last edited by Myka; 01-07-2010 at 03:37 AM. |
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![]() Are you wanting to soften it or dye it a different colour?
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![]() What did your boyfriend do?
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![]() http://www.halfordhide.com/catalogue...p-supplies.pdf
Check out page 20 of the pdf. A bunch of kits for the home tanner. Anytime I`ve had questions about their products a quick call has given me all the info and understanding I`ve needed to get the job done. I`ve never tanned a hide but would be interested in learning someday. |
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![]() LOL muck!
I am wanting to preserve the hide (have it pliable too). Thanks for the link hillbillreefer, I will check it out! ![]() |
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![]() I was always told that the natives urinated on the hide and stretched it over a wooden post. Kind of gross but I've heard that multiple times.
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