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#7009060 - 01/03/12 09:38 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
skeetfleece Outdoorsman Registered: 08/12/09 Posts: 66	DR. Ducks Root Oil
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#7011244 - 01/04/12 02:43 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
Dan702 Angler Registered: 11/18/09 Posts: 426 Loc: Lewisville Texas	This is great, next lets share some tips on how we hemm our pants and the best way to get those pesky wine stains out of a blouse.... ha ha _________________________ http://www.airforce.com/
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#7016035 - 01/05/12 07:32 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
justinxxxz Outdoorsman Registered: 05/24/11 Posts: 67 Loc: Houston,Tx	Mr Clean Magic Eraser(Original)works so well I don't think I will ever even try anything else. They can be picked up at your local grocery store for cheap.
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#7017379 - 01/06/12 06:39 AM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: Dan702]
This guy Outdoorsman Registered: 11/09/11 Posts: 136 Loc: Denton, Texas	Originally Posted By: Dan702 This is great, next lets share some tips on how we hemm our pants and the best way to get those pesky wine stains out of a blouse.... ha ha You wear a blouse? _________________________ "I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong."
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#7017488 - 01/06/12 07:26 AM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
Lake Fork Guide Marc Mitchell Extreme Angler Registered: 10/10/06 Posts: 1511 Loc: Sulphur Springs TX	I cannot find anything better than bleach. Take a rag and wipe it cleans the cork and it looks new. _________________________ www.rangerboats.com www.mercurymarine.com www.diamondsportsmarine.com www.mustad.no www.zmanfishing.com www.keelguard.com www.Xcitebaits.com www.lakeforktxguide.com 903-348-3533 C http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlSdHxtUFQ
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#7017904 - 01/06/12 09:35 AM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
Dan702 Angler Registered: 11/18/09 Posts: 426 Loc: Lewisville Texas	Originally Posted By: This guy Originally Posted By: Dan702 This is great, next lets share some tips on how we hemm our pants and the best way to get those pesky wine stains out of a blouse.... ha ha You wear a blouse? Sometimes... dont judge haha _________________________ http://www.airforce.com/
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#7018001 - 01/06/12 10:06 AM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
ForkedJames Outdoorsman Registered: 08/21/11 Posts: 24 Loc: Mansfield, Texas	I use Soft-Scrub doesn't seem to hurt cork as some of the other stuff. _________________________ James Grimsley
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#7020706 - 01/06/12 10:37 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
Bossbowman Extreme Angler Registered: 03/14/05 Posts: 1745 Loc: Hill county	Steel wool works better than anything I've tried. _________________________
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#7023915 - 01/07/12 10:44 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: Dan702]
This guy Outdoorsman Registered: 11/09/11 Posts: 136 Loc: Denton, Texas	Originally Posted By: Dan702 Originally Posted By: This guy Originally Posted By: Dan702 This is great, next lets share some tips on how we hemm our pants and the best way to get those pesky wine stains out of a blouse.... ha ha You wear a blouse? Sometimes... dont judge haha No prob. Funny looks? Heck yeah. _________________________ "I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong."
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#7023918 - 01/07/12 10:45 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: Bossbowman]
This guy Outdoorsman Registered: 11/09/11 Posts: 136 Loc: Denton, Texas	Originally Posted By: Bossbowman Steel wool works better than anything I've tried. What grit number? Id imagine 00? _________________________ "I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong."
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#7024362 - 01/08/12 08:20 AM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
*Lakeguide* TFF Guru Registered: 05/09/04 Posts: 13848 Loc: Lake Tawakoni	Warm water and an sos pad. Doesnt take much scrubbing at all. Quick and easy. Do it to my rods all the time. _________________________ www.mattsguideservice.com (214)415-0166 www.moestackleshop.com Voted TFF's Most Handsome Guide 2012
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#7025832 - 01/08/12 04:13 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: This guy]
Macgruber Outdoorsman Registered: 08/01/11 Posts: 74 Loc: Fort Worth	+1 simple green _________________________ This is a very tall order. We need the best. Get me MacGruber.
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#7027040 - 01/08/12 08:26 PM Re: cleaning cork handles? [Re: justinxxxz]
fishnbuds Angler Registered: 11/20/09 Posts: 396 Loc: San Antonio, TX	Originally Posted By: justinxxxz Mr Clean Magic Eraser(Original)works so well I don't think I will ever even try anything else. They can be picked up at your local grocery store for cheap. +1 nothing else needed but a little water...end of story.
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