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Thread: Using BP sheds

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    BPnet Veteran Kroberts10's Avatar
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    Using BP sheds

    I’m curious what everyone else uses their BP sheds, if at all.
    Here’s what I do with the ones that are intact enough to use.

    I rehydrate them and use them as decorative bow backings. A little delicate but hold up fine with a good finish.

    So what do you all use them for?

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    Using BP sheds

    Nice idea .

    So you rehydrate them , put them in place then varnish it ??

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    That's awesome!
    That's cool, I always felt like it was a waste throwing away a perfect shed.

    Well done Kroberts10

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    Re: Using BP sheds

    I’ll rehydrate them in a tub with some damp paper towels and spray them with a little water and let them sit for 15-30 min and they will become pliable again like they just came off. I’ll ship up the belly with some scissors, I used tite bond 3 woodglue to glue them down. Then I’m using truoil for a finish over the top, but you can use whatever suits you.

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