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The stuff ive bought (women was fit in the shop an couldn't refuse)
is good thornproof dressing?
you have to heat it up in a pan of water, then literally slap it on an rub it into the jacket. Too much an the jacket goes rock hard
I phone Barbour over them reproofing ti an they quoted 6 - 8 weeks
the dogs legs would have fallen off by then |
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| mudcow007 wrote: | you have to heat it up in a pan of water |
If it's anything like dubbin, use a hair dryer or heat gun, pre-heat the jacket then dab it on and spread it around with a cloth or brush while continuing to apply heat.
| mudcow007 wrote: | Too much an the jacket goes rock hard  |
Well, there is that. I have a wax hardened 1/4" leather cuirass that would stop a charging rhino, so go a bit easy. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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I have done it many years ago and it brought all the muck out of the coat to the surface. my mates Mrs got too close in the pub and it got all over her white blouse in the tits area  ____________________ Bikers make great organ donors, get 115 on your licence today. |
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When I first started to ride motorbikes 40 years ago the first bike jacket I used was a Barbour.It did need reproofing,so I went to the local Milletts store and bought a tin of the genuine wax.On the tin it did say to warm the item of clothing first and to spread the wax thinly.After each coating it was recommended to hang the item in a warm environment so that it would melt into the seams.
Unfortunately,my mum thought that it was dirty,so she washed it in her twin tub.Stupid woman.It completely ruined the jacket and no amount of rewaxing ever made it as waterproof as it had been before  ____________________ Just talk bikes.What else is there?
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 10 years, 356 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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