Trophy bleaching
The memory of a special kill will probably never fade. The trophy, however, will not survive time so unscathed and will start to yellow after a few years. Without the white skull or bone background, however, the horns are only half as beautiful.
With trophy bleaching, you can bleach skulls and other bone parts pure white both during initial preparation and restoration and enjoy the sight and memory again.
Application: Dissolve 45-60 g of drip bleach per 100 ml in cold water, insert the part to be bleached and let it heat slowly until boiling and then cool down again. After about 15 hours, the part is rinsed with water or, if the bleaching process is not yet complete, the process is repeated. In this way, even yellowed skulls and specimen parts become pure white again.After heating, the used solution contains only mineral salts, which are found in all bodies of water anyway. Disposal can therefore be carried out in an environmentally friendly manner via the domestic sewer system.
