Tips for whip maintence?
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Tips for whip maintence?
I'm getting a used Pagey Whip from a member here and I was curious...is there a way to clean a whip? or is it even necessary? Also pecard's regular leather conditioner is good for a roo hide whip?
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Re: Tips for whip maintence?
Hey Gunk,Gunk wrote:I'm getting a used Pagey Whip from a member here and I was curious...is there a way to clean a whip? or is it even necessary? Also pecard's regular leather conditioner is good for a roo hide whip?
some very basic basics....
If it's really dirty a bit of saddle soap and an old rag will bring it up nice...
Let it dry out naturally (not on a radiator or in the airing cupboard)
Pecards is good as is any beeswax based leather dressing (Jay-el & Fieblings Aussie Leather Dressing are 2 others that are very good)
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You might want to read the Whips, Whip care & maintenance and whip cracking sticky topic, its set up just for this type of inquiry.
http://indygear.com/cow/viewtopic.php?t=19880
http://indygear.com/cow/viewtopic.php?t=19880