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Thanks Reb. Anyone with dogs have any experience with this?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
nope, but here's an article about it. I plan on buying one.
http://asuitablewardrobe.dynend.com/...eer-bones.html
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You can get similar results with cordovan cream and a metal spoon.Originally Posted by rebel222
yea but deer bone = man points.
Your buddies gelling up their hair to go out to the clubs and see you out of the corner of their eye working on your cordovan.. oh what? no i'm just buffing my shoes with Bambi's amputated appendage. What up, *****?!
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yea but deer bone = man points.Originally Posted by JhwkMac
Your buddies gelling up their hair to go out to the clubs and see you out of the corner of their eye working on your cordovan.. oh what? no i'm just buffing my shoes with Bambi's amputated appendage. What up, *****?!
ROFL.
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deer bone helps reduce the wrinkles in cordovan???!! I believe...Originally Posted by NAMOR
Not just ANY deer bone, silly. You have to use the femur from a female Père David deer....shining your shells with that will restore them to pre-new condition with 5 minutes of work... If you have an all-out RIP in your shells, you can do the Père David deer bone trick, but it must be done by a specially-trained shaman with another deer bone through their nose... Works wonders for shell. but only shell, not calf or alligator or anything like that. Horse bone also works, I'm told...but not as well as Pere David deer femur.... Happy shining!
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Im very intrigued by this deer bone business. In all the years of reading about shell here, never once have I heard about this. Can anyone else offer insight?
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Here's a short description of the deer bone and instructions on how to use it
http://www.der-feine-auftritt.de/pro...hing-Bone.html
I got mine from Abbeyhorn, haven't tried using it though
http://www.der-feine-auftritt.de/pro...hing-Bone.html
I got mine from Abbeyhorn, haven't tried using it though
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Here's a short description of the deer bone and instructions on how to use it http://www.der-feine-auftritt.de/pro...hing-Bone.html I got mine from Abbeyhorn, haven't tried using it thoughOriginally Posted by DLKY
do you have it in your possession? is this a femur bone?
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