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    Re: How to Preserve a Shed Snake Skin

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh View Post
    Why would you want to do that? It is dead skin. It usually has poop or urates on it.

    Sorry but thats just nasty.
    but not always


    get some stuff called MOD PODGE
    (can be found at walmart or any craft store)

    depending on how you are looking to display it is on how you would use the mod podge though.

    *hint*
    get a few bad sheds (or peices) and test it out with those first in some various ways to see what way will work best for you and the way you want to display it.


    I have thought about spray painting one with some red paint letting it dry then mounting it onto a peice of wood (1 x 4) painted black then once it's dried doing a little dry brushing with some gold leaf.

    ~sigh~ but I still have yet to get one in one peice cause they like to rip em in half

    *** just from experiance
    the mod podge gives them a plasticy feel but it will dry clear.
    the more coats you put on it the stiffer it will get, but still use care working with them so not to tare it.
    havent tried to put it on anything though***

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