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FeatherBolt
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22/07/2009 7:34 am  

Hi,
There aren't many upholstery ready horse hair providers. So I'm thinking of buying freshly cut horse hair. Can I just use long strands to stuff a chair or do I need to cut them down to size and mix up the strands?

I plan to buy these:
http://www.hitchingpostsupply.com/product.asp?specific=1479

Thanks.

http://www.hitchingpostsupply.com/product.asp?specific=1479


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Modern Love
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22/07/2009 10:57 am  

Asking the supplier is always a good idea,
as they may have had past clients in the exact same situation as you.


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NULL NULL
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17/08/2009 11:46 pm  

horsehair
The hair used in most upholstery using traditional methods is a mix of horse and hog hair and the mixture gives it the springiness and softness you need for this application. Try gary's upholstery supplies. Cleaning horsehair is a very labor intensive process I have tried it, and probably not worth the trouble.


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NULL NULL
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18/08/2009 8:59 am  

The stuff used in upholstery ...
The stuff used in upholstery is usually rubberized. I think this makes it last longer and retain the springiness better. Do a search for "rubberized hair" to find sources.


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