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Re: Johnny thorpes Indian tan
[Re: novatrapper01]
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02/16/20 10:26 AM
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The tanning style or solution has minimal effect on the softness of a hide. That’s all elbow grease. Certain hides are thinner than others, thus easier to break. Certain parts of a hide are thinner, the belly for example, and thus break easier. There is no magic formula! Repeat, the key is elbow grease.
Last edited by tomahawker; 02/16/20 03:37 PM.
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Re: Johnny thorpes Indian tan
[Re: tomahawker]
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02/16/20 10:44 AM
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The tanning style or solution has minimal effect on the softness of a hide. That’s all elbow grease. Certain hides are thinner than others, thus easier to break. Certain parts of a hide are thinner, the belly for example, and thus break easier. There is no magic formula! Repeat, the key is elbow grease. True. I have used Thorpe's tan years ago. Don't know what it is. Doesn't seem acid.
Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.
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Re: Johnny thorpes Indian tan
[Re: waggler]
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02/16/20 05:02 PM
02/16/20 05:02 PM
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I I have never heard of a tanning solution that can be used "again and again". Me either, which makes me think its not an actual tan. The way a true tan works, it wouldn’t be possible to be used over and over.
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