I have found if you add a little Borax washing powder to the mix below, it will help a lot. Even had it work on a skunk skin. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Byard Miller wrote: > >I just went by a local shop and picked up a bucktail (olive) and > >when I got it home and took it out of the package, it stunk > >something awful. > > > >This is the first time I have ever bought one that smelled bad. > >Almost like it was improperly processed. > > > >Anyone ever run into this? Anyone ever shampoo a bucktail? Any suggestions? > > > >- Gary > > > > Hi Gary... > > Yep...sometimes you will get a stinky one. Make sure all the fat is > removed from the skin side. Wash in your sink with a mild dishwashing > detergent. Another tip is to add some softener/anti-static > conditioner to the bath. Dry with a blow hair dryer. This is actually > recommended for most materials. Make sure it is completely dry before > storage. > > keep tyin'...byard
