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Seybrite Trophy Cleaning Kits
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Trophy Cleaner Removes:
- Dust and Dirt
- Tavern Yellow*
- Tobacco Smoke Stain
- Grease / Odors / Mildew
Sheen & Shield Protects:
- Ultra Violet Light damage
- Tavern Yellow stain
- Drying out, splitting and cracking
- Airborne contaminants
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Seybrite Trophy Cleaner
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Trophy Shield and Sheen
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- Easy to use: Spray on - Wipe off
Brush when dry
- Effective: Removes dirt and stains
ordinary cleaners can't touch
- Safe: Will not harm user or mount
No fumes, non-flammable
- Economical: Less than 1 ounce
will clean a deer-sized mount
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- Restores: Natural sheen to dull
dry hair and brings back the naturalbeauty of the mount
- Protects: By forming a dirt and
stain shield over the entire mount
- Conditions: Dry, brittle hair and
prevents future drying out
- Keeps: Trophies looking great
and lifelike
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Prevention
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* Tavern Yellow is the yellowish stain that years of
neglect and contaminating cause. Seybrite trophy cleaner
is the only product that has proven effective in removing
the contaminants that cause this deterioration.
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Prevention is cheaper and easier than restoration. Used
once a year, Seybrite will keep your trophies clean and
lifelike for a lifetime.
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SEYBRITE SHEEN AND SHIELD Protection Information
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Sheen and Shield is a high quality product formulated exclusively to protect,
condition and restore taxidermy mounts. Our product prevents deterioration
due to ultraviolet light exposure, desiccation, and environmental soiling.
Application to new mounts prevents the drying out of hair, fur, feathers,
scales and skin such as snakes and all exotics. Especially in dry heat
conditions (ie: near fireplaces, wood burning stoves,
forced air heating, etc...).
After you have cleaned the soiled mount to your satisfaction, spraying Sheen and
Shield on restores the lifelike beauty of the mount. It conditions by adding flexibility
and suppleness to dry brittle hair and feathers while bringing back the natural
sheen. By stopping deterioration, Sheen and Shield prevents color fading,
desiccation, and staining while making mounts less attractive and appetizing to
damaging insects.
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