I've tried everything from scrubbing with SOS pads to baking soda to degreaser to OXY clean. I've gotten the majority (not all) of the algae off but there's still a green tinge to them (when dry) that I haven't been able to get off AND when I wet the antlers it looks REALLY green. I'm thinking the roots of the algae are IN the bone.
Learn more:I've tried everything from scrubbing with SOS pads to baking soda to degreaser to OXY clean. I've gotten the majority (not all) of the algae off but there's still a green tinge to them (when dry) that I haven't been able to get off AND when I wet the antlers it looks REALLY green. I'm thinking the roots of the algae are IN the bone.
www.taxidermy.net/threads/419383/When ever I do an antler repair I thoroughly wash the antlers by scrubbing them with Dawn and water with a brush. Then I wipe them with a rag dipped in lacquer thinner. This will remove all the debris, dirt and oil, which is necessary. I've never had one with green stuff on them though.
www.taxidermy.net/threads/329162/As far as the algae/fungus on the antlers, you should be able to clean them up with a mild detergent. It sounds like you are going to have to stain them and you can do that with potasium permanganate.
www.archerytalk.com/threads/removing-fungus-an…Allow the antlers to air dry for a day. Leave the antlers outside somewhere safe, where they will get sun and dry off. Do not, however, allow them to be out in the sun for more than 24 hours. The sun will erode the color of the antlers after more than a day of constant exposure.
www.wikihow.com/Clean-Deer-AntlersHello all. I have just just finished a degreasing batch and I have noticed some of the antlers have green spots on them. I have never had this in the 6...
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Jun 22, 2018 · I've tried everything from scrubbing with SOS pads to baking soda to degreaser to OXY clean. I've gotten the majority (not all) of the algae off but there's still a green tinge to them (when dry) that I haven't been able to get off AND when I wet the antlers it looks REALLY …
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When ever I do an antler repair I thoroughly wash the antlers by scrubbing them with Dawn and water with a brush. Then I wipe them with a rag dip…
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Jan 21, 2013 · When ever I do an antler repair I thoroughly wash the antlers by scrubbing them with Dawn and water with a brush. Then I wipe them with a rag dipped in lacquer thinner. This …
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May 13, 2011 · As far as the algae/fungus on the antlers, you should be able to clean them up with a mild detergent. It sounds like you are going to have to stain them and you can do that …
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- It is easy to do regular cleanings on antlers when they get dusty and dirty. Cleaning a new set of antlers that you pick up on the hunt, however, is a bit more labor-intensive. You need to remove all biological material, ensuring that you don’t bring disease into your home. The whole process, however, should only take about an hour.
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May 12, 2021 · Hello all. I have just just finished a degreasing batch and I have noticed some of the antlers have green spots on them. I have never had this in the 6...
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