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Trim it with scissors?
Heat gun? That's a dandy by the way.
Just looked at a couple of mine from days gone by and they both have some hair at the bases. Never even noticed it.
I just use a bic so I can carefully burn it off.I also will put a napkin folded up in the inside of sheath so horns sit not on skull to the base
Phildo,I had a bad experience with epoxy. It "leaked" through the sheath and made dark blotches. Use hot glue or a fast drying caulk.
You know the horns are hair right? To be scientific, they are keratin. All my speedgoat horns have "hair" at the base
Quote from: Widgeondeke on January 25, 2022, 09:20:52 PMYou know the horns are hair right? To be scientific, they are keratin. All my speedgoat horns have "hair" at the base Part of the horn, but if it bugs you, I'd take a Bic lighter to it.