Did I Use Too Much
04-05-05 | 04:27 PM
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Proofide on my brand new Brooks saddle?
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04-05-05 | 04:32 PM
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You put a bit too much on the sit bone area, but not enough on the horn. Exact right amount on the underside tho.
04-05-05 | 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by LordOpie
You put a bit too much on the sit bone area, but not enough on the horn. Exact right amount on the underside tho.
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04-05-05 | 06:31 PM
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Just curious, but what is the half life on that Proofide stuff anyway? Do you think that would work as a cellulite remover?
I think I'd keep that stuff away from the ol' package though. Certainly don't need any shrinkage in that department.
I think I'd keep that stuff away from the ol' package though. Certainly don't need any shrinkage in that department.
