Citric Acid
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
Recipe for acidifying:
3 oz of citric acid
1 lb of salt
combine in 1 gallon of warm water and dissolve
scale up the recipe as large as you need to submerge a hide.
This package is enough citric acid for 5 gallons of water, good for one medium sized hide or two to three small pelts.
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
Recipe for acidifying:
3 oz of citric acid
1 lb of salt
combine in 1 gallon of warm water and dissolve
scale up the recipe as large as you need to submerge a hide.
This package is enough citric acid for 5 gallons of water, good for one medium sized hide or two to three small pelts.
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
Recipe for acidifying:
3 oz of citric acid
1 lb of salt
combine in 1 gallon of warm water and dissolve
scale up the recipe as large as you need to submerge a hide.
This package is enough citric acid for 5 gallons of water, good for one medium sized hide or two to three small pelts.
This is 15oz of citric acid, used for acidifying (“pickling”) hides, a preparatory step in hide tanning. You can acidify a hide to help a fur rug hold its hair + to get your barktan leathers off to a good start.
