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  1. outcast
    Soak it in water mixed with ammonia (1 gallon/1 cup), wet mould, let dry. It's worked for me before.
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    Hape, and Xian
  3. outcast
    guitar since 1962....mostly blues, rock, country (the old stuff)
  4. outcast
    Don't need it. Enough ppl hate me already.
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    You are truly an artist. Very excellent, and groovy too.
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    That is by far the nicest wet molded seat I've seen posted here yet. Very well done.
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    I'm a Vietnam vet, and it doesn't offend me at all. I say do it.
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    For that extra perfect fit I would wet mould veg tan leather to the customers breasts. But that's just me. I'd go that far to ensure the customers satisfaction.
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    I like it.
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    Black seat looks good with that paint.
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    If the bottom of the pan is contoured, the bottom piece will be a bit larger, and different in shape than the top piece.
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    Great score!
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    50,000 miles a year? You sure your odometer is working ok? Nice seat. I think I've seen that before tho.
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    Try Henley. I think the have double line/beader blades. I was gonna order from them, but now I may try a few tips on my ceramic first.
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    Very nice!
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    I ordered some of ZWs black oil dye. They sent me a quart of Fiebings instead. I called them & complained. They said keep the Fiebings for free. Two days later I get a quart of ZWs oil dye. Cool with me.
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    Very nice Roger. It reminds me alot of one I did last year. http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=1221
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    Ironheads rule, and that tank does too!
  19. outcast
    3/8" - 1/2" seems to work fine for me.
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    Tom, great looking mask, and yer grin makes me laugh!
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    Cool! Good work with the swivel knive.
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    Pics would help.
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    Thanks! I use only professional oil dye, after a couple of coats of neetsfoot. It seems to suck it up pretty good if I put the first coat of dye on before the last coat of oil is completely dry. Although I've had good luck with Fiebings, I'm going to give Zack's pro dye a try soon.
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    Very nice! I like the tooling, and the construction.
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    Thanks for the compliments! Good kangaroo makes the mexican round braid easier to do.
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