Thread: Pot for skull boiling near kumeu

Anyone got something I can borrow please?
15l pot from warehouse is too small but biggest I could find

try an Indian wharehouse have seen big pots for sale with their pots and pans and spices

I've been using a cheap galv bucket the last few years. Squished it a little out of round to fit the skull better.

Thanks all! Managed in the end with my 15l pot

now just needs bleaching - google bleaching skulls- lots of you tube tutorials - ladys hairdresser or chemist for the peroxide will come up white as -- welldone

"Hit The Deck" (a Wet and Forget product)) is fantastic for bleaching skulls. 4 scoops in a bucket, leave for 3 days, repeat.

that Bol Tackshin looks damn good great job and easy process obviously one has to be carefull under the coronet

The hair dye did nothing. 2 applications, each for 1hr.
Guessing I did something wrong.. was I not meant to mix the colour creme with the developer emulsion? Maybe colour crème only?

This is right before application

Originally Posted by thatguy

The hair dye did nothing. 2 applications, each for 1hr.
Guessing I did something wrong..

take it to your local hairdresser (pick out the one with all the euro cars parked outside)........

you may well have the wrong chemical its not hair dye you want its the chemical they use to bleach hair - google bleaching skulls and that will give you the right chemical to get and how to use it - off the top of my head its peroxide

12 gallon drum with the top cut out will work on a 3 or 4 ring burner so you can control the temperature

I said it before - Hit the Deck is the business for this. Just use hot water in a bucket, add the powder and mix. Leave the skull in for about 3 days, then repeat.
It has an oxidizer and surfactant in the mix, and is far easier to use than peroxide.
It usually only takes 2 treatments, but a third may be necessary if there is a lot of oil in the bones.