I have an old Western hat that I bought in 1972. The Crown is still in great shape, but the brim, like me, is a little saggy. I am glad that I spotted your information so I can bring it back in shape.
Buddyman show me a trick back in the 80s what you do is you take bathtub with sugar water soak the felt hat let it dry shape it and I'm telling you it doesn't hurt it makes it hard as a rock it's awesome
I have a hat that is starting to go soft. I went over to Amazon to see about a hat stiffener product, exactly the one that the gentlemen is using here. I read the Amazon reviews, and some of them say that the product fails. That they did follow instructions exactly according to the instructions on the bottle and that came with the bottle. Any suggestions? As well, I read one of the reviews andsaid that he sort another, that reviewer stated that on another UA-cam video, another hat specialist used clear shellac spray to stiffen his hat, and that did the perfect stiffening. Has anyone had that experience?
please mention the type of sponge to use, as well as where to get the golf hat stiffner. I own a hat the style you are working on, in fact two Stetson Hats, one from my grandfather and the other that I got at a bargain at the Pard's Western Store in Urbana Illinois.
I collect vintage Stetson hats from the 1950s because they are soft and can be reshaped by hand. It never occurred to me that I would want to stiffen them and don't see the need, especially for the fine hat in this video.
I definitely see your point,however, I did stiffen mine that way it would be almost impossible for it to bend or get reshaped. And after getting rained on a lot it holds mighty fine.
@@stevenstovar5297Did you use the same product as the gentleman here on the video? I ask because my hat is starting to go soft, and I want to stiffen it up very well.
Sir I have a shit kicker. Been rained on and everything and it went flat so I received it with stain and iron and just wondering what brand After I have reshaped it what brand do you recommend as your preference or your favorite... Thank you also it's a little tight I've had it for 20 some years So is there a way to stretch it out other than the hat stretcher just with steam ?
I have an old Western hat that I bought in 1972. The Crown is still in great shape, but the brim, like me, is a little saggy.
I am glad that I spotted your information so I can bring it back in shape.
Great information. Thank you!
I've used sta flo starch and a steam iron. Worked and didn't stain. Quick cheap fix.
Will it stain a black hat? I’m really concerned about that.
Kahl hat stiffener Amazon has it
Buddyman show me a trick back in the 80s what you do is you take bathtub with sugar water soak the felt hat let it dry shape it and I'm telling you it doesn't hurt it makes it hard as a rock it's awesome
Kahl Hat Stiffener. a lot of comments on here about the guy not sayin it and he did.
I have a hat that is starting to go soft. I went over to Amazon to see about a hat stiffener product, exactly the one that the gentlemen is using here.
I read the Amazon reviews, and some of them say that the product fails. That they did follow instructions exactly according to the instructions on the bottle and that came with the bottle. Any suggestions?
As well, I read one of the reviews andsaid that he sort another, that reviewer stated that on another UA-cam video, another hat specialist used clear shellac spray to stiffen his hat, and that did the perfect stiffening. Has anyone had that experience?
please mention the type of sponge to use, as well as where to get the golf hat stiffner. I own a hat the style you are working on, in fact two Stetson Hats, one from my grandfather and the other that I got at a bargain at the Pard's Western Store in Urbana Illinois.
What’s the name of the product you sprayed on the hat?
www.sheplers.com/kahl-hat-stiffener/101507.html?dwvar_101507_color=7018
I collect vintage Stetson hats from the 1950s because they are soft and can be reshaped by hand. It never occurred to me that I would want to stiffen them and don't see the need, especially for the fine hat in this video.
I definitely see your point,however, I did stiffen mine that way it would be almost impossible for it to bend or get reshaped. And after getting rained on a lot it holds mighty fine.
I have an old 100x Stetson from the 50s I just got
@@jjb2203 I have a couple of those and they are the finest hats ever made. The problem is they are so nice I never wear them.
@@drwisdom1 same here I’m scared to wear it especially since I got it in silverbelly
@@stevenstovar5297Did you use the same product as the gentleman here on the video? I ask because my hat is starting to go soft, and I want to stiffen it up very well.
Sir I have a shit kicker. Been rained on and everything and it went flat so I received it with stain and iron and just wondering what brand After I have reshaped it what brand do you recommend as your preference or your favorite... Thank you also it's a little tight I've had it for 20 some years So is there a way to stretch it out other than the hat stretcher just with steam ?
Have you ever tried hair spray and if i did...Would you run the risk of ruining the Hat ?
Me puede dexir donde compra el espray pero en español
Boot Barn, Cavenders, y NRS venden ese spray
Can I order soon hat stiffener off you please send a link
What was the name of the product you used?
Khals hat stiffener
I have that spray n i dont work very good
Can you stiffin a grizzly hat
Can you use that product on wool felt hats?
Yes, I have used it on wool. But it won't last as long. Wool doesn't hold its shape as well as fur felt.
Kahl Hat Stiffener
You're welcome.
what the hat model/name of the hat were you holding, and sprayed the product onto?? thanks-
Stetson Open Road
What ever you do….don’t give us the name of the product.
But he did.....00:32 seconds, Kahl's Hat Stiffener. Can even spell it wrong in Google and it still brings up the correct stuff.
He did say it but can’t understand what he said!
Yea all that shite but no name of product 😂
I've seen several of these and this is the first time the narrator has described the victim by race it just so happens the victim is black.
I have several questions, all of them- "What???"
Sir, this is a Wendy's