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Thread: Euro mount... Wet or Dry?

  1. 28-12-2021, 08:50 AM #31
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    For those that want a flat mount and miss the teeth cut here.
    Also easier to get at the brains.
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    I’ll post a few more once it’s done.
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    Just use a wood saw. Plastic bag to catch the shavings. Stops it from stinking up the place.
    Here’s a YouTube on the boil up. Just keep the horns out of the water.
    https://www.thestalkingdirectory.co....ll-help.53925/
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    I used a bit of native Matai,looks good with the lockwood surround.
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    All boiled out and cleaned up.
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    Now leave it to dry for a month in the garage loft.
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    Then the bleach and happy days.
    While I wait I’ll look for his big brother to kick off 2022
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    @Sideshow I'm sure you know to use peroxide and not standard bleach. Fyi - the powdered shit that has a cream developer is best. Can get a good thick slurry. Looking good so far though!
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    Thanks for the reminder @Preacher
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