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Been away from home for a few months and noticed there is mold/mildew on my antelope horns. All of my Africa mounts don't seem to have any. What is the best way to clean the mold off? Will bleach or windex work? | ||
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For a simple diy use bleach water to kill the mold then buff the horns with a shoe shine brush and some Kiwi paste polish brown or black to restore color ________________________________________________ Maker of The Frankenstud Sling Keeper Proudly made in the USA Acepting all forms of payment | |||
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a very mild diluted mixture of bleach and water will stop the mold growth. Just wash them off they should be fine. I'm wondering if it's a new mount there shouldn't be any moisture in the horns to cause mold growth. I would not recommend shoe polish. Jerry Huffaker State, National and World Champion Taxidermist | |||
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All of these are from before 2010 so, they are not new. The problem is one of my doing. I left my air conditioner on 80 when I left and that was not low enough to run to dry the air with all of the humidity we have. I will get some bleach and clean them. Will be leaving my A/C set lower when I leave again. Thanks for the help. | |||
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