Skull Bleaching

The skull bleach was produced for a longer shelf life based on stabilized hydrogen peroxide (11.94%) and impresses with its high effectiveness and economical consumption.

The bleach should be reliably protected from sunlight and stored in a cool, tightly closed place. Also, observe the safety instructions on the bottle.

The skull bleach is excellent for bleaching skulls, bones, and hunting trophies, provided they have been thoroughly cleaned of tissue residues and grease beforehand.

Either brush the cleaned skull evenly with the skull bleach, then let it dry in the sun, and repeat the process once or twice depending on the desired result. Alternatively, wrap the skull with toilet paper soaked in skull bleach, remove it after 12–24 hours, and let the skull dry in the sun. If necessary, the process can be repeated or individual areas can be specifically re-treated.


Specifications
Item number: 432
Active ingredient: Stabilized hydrogen peroxide 11.94%
Content: 1 liter
High effectiveness
Economical consumption
Store protected from light, cool, and tightly closed
Suitable for skulls, bones, and hunting trophies