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Serratelli 6x beaver
- Thread starter ufguy11
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I have had good results with cigarette lighter fluid but it depends on the nature of the stain. Sometimes just mild soap & water can do the trick, too.
Rat Pack
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Be careful about the lighter fluid, not all are actually pure clean naptha.
Ronsonol is, but you can't guarantee private label and store brands are.
Ronsonol is, but you can't guarantee private label and store brands are.
johnnycanuck
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Last stain I had on a hat that I could not get out I just used a Tide Pen.
I have personally given up on keeping my hats perfect. Stains just add character, especially to a working hat.
Johnny
I have personally given up on keeping my hats perfect. Stains just add character, especially to a working hat.
Johnny
Thanks for the help guys..this is a pretty nice hat though and the stain is real big and right on the crown. Its a bone-colored hat. I'd put pics up but i dont know how to. I've been told to try woolite on it and i'd love to try yalls suggestions but i really dont want to mess this hat up.
danofarlington
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Send it to someone responsible is my opinion. Many of the hat shops I know do repairs, or at least try their best to ameilorate the situation. They have the knowledge, experience, and equipment. And if the lighter fluid burns up the crown accidentally in the shop, they can always say "we lost it!"ufguy11 said:
