Cap Cleaning Help

[Bob Hritz]

Verso

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[Mike Davis]

Wow - would like to see more/closer images!

I was wondering why the first photo was truncated.

I agree with many of the others, leave it alone Bob!

[besslein]

wow wow wow Bob thats a killer item

[Bob Hritz]

Spring side

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Fall side

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Spring insignia

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Fall insignia

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[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Bob, I think I could live with the dirt, but I would have to take those horrible badges off.





How many good camo caps with insignia are now known in the world?


Cheers, Ade.

[Bob Hritz]

There are 5, with the insignia, that I am aware of.

My wife wanted a new car, but I thought we would enjoy this much more.

Bob Hritz

[billbert]

Wow!!Billbert

[Robert H]

Yes that might be a car worth, fantastic and absolute rare cap.

I would leave it how it is, in case you really want to clean it use warm water and a natural chemical free hand soap. You will see that the water by self cleans alot.

[BenVK]

Please Bob, don't touch that cap, it's absolutely perfect as it is.

[Paul R.]

I don't want to beat a dead horse. As a conservator I have to agree with the rest. It is very rare camo that has a lot of character. Why risk doing un reversable damage to an rare item by washing it.
I am amazed at how many people just got to clean, or mess with a perfect item, or yet damage it further by sticking it on a styrofoam head. it's like removing the badges. Paul

[Palmenmuster]

Bob, your cap is absolutly stunning, please keep it as is, old sweat and dirt doesnt smell and it certainly give credit to orginality. It also shows that the cap is a combat item and not a unissued item from a warehouse. I would love to have it in my collection and preferably uncleaned.
Best regards, Tom

[Bob Hritz]

OK, I will leave it as it is. I am sitting here waiting for the FedEx truck to deliver the cap tosay.

Bob Hritz