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OzYankee
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 Posted: 03/09/18 10:08 pm Post subject: Buying a Nu-Cap? |
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| Hi, where can I buy a Nu-Cap shaper from? I can’t find one for sale anywhere. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. |
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Dinsmore16
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They've been defunct for the better part of a decade in my memory is correct. They pop up occasionally on Amazon and eBay in the past, but for ridiculously high prices.
My suggestions is to buy yourself a rubber ball for kids at a place like Walmart and a can of sprayable starch and create your own nu-cap system.
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OzYankee
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| Posted: 03/11/18 8:09 pm Post subject: |
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| Dinsmore16 wrote: |
They've been defunct for the better part of a decade in my memory is correct. They pop up occasionally on Amazon and eBay in the past, but for ridiculously high prices.
My suggestions is to buy yourself a rubber ball for kids at a place like Walmart and a can of sprayable starch and create your own nu-cap system. |
Thanks for that. I will give this a try. |
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OzYankee
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| Posted: 03/11/18 11:34 pm Post subject: |
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| OzYankee wrote: |
| Dinsmore16 wrote: |
They've been defunct for the better part of a decade in my memory is correct. They pop up occasionally on Amazon and eBay in the past, but for ridiculously high prices.
My suggestions is to buy yourself a rubber ball for kids at a place like Walmart and a can of sprayable starch and create your own nu-cap system. |
Thanks for that. I will give this a try. |
I gave this a try and it actually works pretty good. Thanks again Dinsmore16. |
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jy2k2
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| do you spray outside or inside of the hat? |
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Guy Gadbois
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| I'm hoping Hat Club brings them back if that's even possible. Got my horsehair brush from them and I see they just started offering the Hat Jack as well (got mine off Amazon). Sell Nu-cap and they'd have the cap maintenance essentials covered for us collectors. |
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MrRedLegs
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| Posted: 03/12/18 12:33 pm Post subject: |
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| Guy Gadbois wrote: |
| I'm hoping Hat Club brings them back if that's even possible. Got my horsehair brush from them and I see they just started offering the Hat Jack as well (got mine off Amazon). Sell Nu-cap and they'd have the cap maintenance essentials covered for us collectors. |
Guy,
How is that horsehair brush compared with the wiry/foam-like brushes sold by Lids and New Era?
I can't say enough about the HatJack. I've even been able to buy hats two sizes down and jack them up for wear. One of the best purchases I've made. |
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Guy Gadbois
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Guy,
How is that horsehair brush compared with the wiry/foam-like brushes sold by Lids and New Era?
I can't say enough about the HatJack. I've even been able to buy hats two sizes down and jack them up for wear. One of the best purchases I've made. |
Not a fair fight at all. Horsehair works miracles removing dust and is very gentle. A wiry brush, which I used for far too long, requires you to repeatedly & aggressively brush with limited results. I think it also takes some of the cap's fuzz off. I'll never use one again.
Hat Jack has helped me a lot. I think I have the medium and want to try the large that Hat Club is selling. I've got a big damned head and I think the smaller Jacks are designed for people with heads that taper. Will be interesting to see if the larger one gives me more space around my temples, something that's always been an issue for me when I Jack a cap. |
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OzYankee
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| Posted: 03/12/18 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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| jy2k2 wrote: |
| do you spray outside or inside of the hat? |
A little on both. |
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Erie Warrior
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| Posted: 03/12/18 8:22 pm Post subject: |
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| MrRedLegs wrote: |
| Guy Gadbois wrote: |
| I'm hoping Hat Club brings them back if that's even possible. Got my horsehair brush from them and I see they just started offering the Hat Jack as well (got mine off Amazon). Sell Nu-cap and they'd have the cap maintenance essentials covered for us collectors. |
Guy,
How is that horsehair brush compared with the wiry/foam-like brushes sold by Lids and New Era?
I can't say enough about the HatJack. I've even been able to buy hats two sizes down and jack them up for wear. One of the best purchases I've made. |
I use a Kiwi boot brush, works great.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/KIWI-Horsehair-Shine-Brush-1-count/21921510
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Dinsmore16
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| Posted: 03/14/18 1:45 am Post subject: |
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| OzYankee wrote: |
| jy2k2 wrote: |
| do you spray outside or inside of the hat? |
A little on both. |
Same here, I try not to use too much on the outside or it can leave stains. It washes out with a wet rag though, no worries.
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