Reply With Quotesince it's probably canvas and/or leather I would suggest that dry clean is the best option.
Alan
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I have just purchased a very good second hand prone shooting jacket, whilst trying it on this morning when it arrived in the post, my wife made a very valid point, how do you clean it? It has no cleaning instructions on it, are they dry clean only?
Mick
HW100KT .177cal, FWB300s .177cal,Steve Pope lazaglide tuned resetable safety
HW97K .22cal, Brocock contour .177cal.
FAC Valmet lion .22RF Target Rifle.
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since it's probably canvas and/or leather I would suggest that dry clean is the best option.
Alan
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Clean it??
Clear Round Wannabe
I'm with you on this one NormOriginally Posted by norm
http://www.ford-hft.org.uk
You come into this world with nothing, go out in debt and you've made a profit
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So leave it dirty or dry clean LOL!!!
Thanks Guys
Mick
HW100KT .177cal, FWB300s .177cal,Steve Pope lazaglide tuned resetable safety
HW97K .22cal, Brocock contour .177cal.
FAC Valmet lion .22RF Target Rifle.
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I was always told to use a pencil eraser, it dose work.
Peter
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well, when i used to shoot , I never dry cleaned my jacket/trousers! and I didn't know of anyone else going to that trouble either. I merely hung it on hanger and aired it out between uses.
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Ok Chaps we have now established what a dirty bunch we are, now I have to explain to the wife she must leave it dirty or I wont fit in with the other boys LOL.
Thanks to all
Mick
HW100KT .177cal, FWB300s .177cal,Steve Pope lazaglide tuned resetable safety
HW97K .22cal, Brocock contour .177cal.
FAC Valmet lion .22RF Target Rifle.
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