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Topic: Cleaning up your yak  (Read 395 times)

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Wildrooster

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  • Location: Valley springs
  • Date Registered: Oct 2015
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Whet do you use to retire your yaks color and remove scratches
I've tried boiled linseed oil and paint thinner,with good results on my quads as well as Peanut butter
I know ha ha sounds funny but yeah it works
Of course you can heat things up with a heart gun to smoth out minor scratches

What do you do?
glade you made it
now let's get our fish on

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