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I'm surprised that tea didn't do it; I used a new bag on some ivory beads, left them in overnight (I think) and they were too "aged"; I had to work them down a bit and start over. Left them in a few hours and they were just right.


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Potassium permangante crystals disolved in water. Chopper

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Why not just use the gun for a decade or two and it will take care of itself.

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Way back when I was a smoker the tobacco would stain my teeth a really nice yellowish umber hue and I think soaking it in tobacco juice might do the same for your grip cap.

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Elephant ivory yellows with age, walrus ivory does not. Wonder if walrus ivory will stain with tea bags? Do you know the source of your ivory?

I've got a large coffin handled damascus bowie I had built many years ago and slabbed with elephant ivory. It has really dried out and aged beautifully over the years, hairline cracks and all, but I never tried to dye it.


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