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Lucasi Hybrid LHX-18BC Shaft - 5/16x18 - Black Collar
$143.99 |
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NEW Tiger X ULTRA® - 29" 5/16x18, Black Joint Collar
$175.20 |
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NEW Tiger X ULTRA® - 30" 5/16x18, Black Joint Collar
$183.20 |
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Predator Uni-Loc in Black Collar Shaft
$249.90 |
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Tiger Tiger X-Shaft in Black Collars with Silver Rings
$183.20 |
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Predator 314² Shaft - 29", 3/8x10, Black Joint Collar
$215.90 |
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Predator Z² Shaft - 29" - 3/8x10 - Black Joint Collar
$237.15 |
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Predator 314² Shaft - 29", VIKING, Black Joint Collar
$224.40 |
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Lucasi Hybrid HX8-UBC30 Uniloc Shaft Blk Collar 30"
$175.99 |
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Predator 314² Shaft - 30", VIKING, Black Joint Collar
$224.40 |
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Predator Z² Shaft - 29" - Radial - Black Joint Collar
$237.15 |
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I-2 I2 McDermott Intimidator Shaft -5/16x18- Blk Collar
$199.20 |
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I-2 I2 McDermott Intimidator Shaft, 5/16x14, Blk Collar
$199.20 |
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Predator 5/16 x 14 Black Collar Shaft
$224.90 |
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Predator Z² Shaft - 30" - 3/8x10 - Black Joint Collar
$237.15 |
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Predator Z2 Uni-Loc in Black Collar Shaft
$269.15 |
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Predator Z² Ghost Joint Shaft - ZGXS - 29" Black Collar
$245.65 |
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Predator Z2 3/8 x 10 in Black Collar Shaft
$254.15 |
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Predator 3/8 x 10 Black Collar Shaft
$224.90 |
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NEW OB-2 SHAFT - 11.75mm- 30" 5/16x14 - Black Collar
$199.75 |
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New Shaft - 29" 5/16x18 - Black/Silver Joint Collar
$39.99 |
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Predator Z2 5/16 x 14 in Black Collar Shaft
$254.15 |
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New Shaft 29" 5/16x14 - Black/Silver Joint Collar
$39.95 |
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NEW Tiger X ULTRA® - 29" 3/8x10, Black Joint Collar
$175.20 |
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New Shaft - 29" 5/16x14 - Black Joint Collar
$39.00 |
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TIGER X ULTRA POOL CUE SHAFT - 3/8X10 BLACK COLLAR
$175.20 |
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TIGER X ULTRA POOL CUE SHAFT - 5/16X14 BLACK COLLAR
$175.20 |
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TIGER X ULTRA POOL CUE SHAFT - 5/16X18 BLACK COLLAR
$175.20 |
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TIGER X ULTRA POOL CUE SHAFT - UNI-LOC BLACK COLLAR
$191.20 |
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Predator 314² Fat Shaft - 30" 5/16x14 - Black Collar
$254.15 |
Is there anyway to dye a breast collar black?
I have a dark brown breast collar for my throughbred and was wondering if there was anyway I could die it black?
I actually just dyed some of my leather tack from a light reddish brown to a dark havanna (sp?) brown and it was surprisingly easy. I used Fiebings Deglazer and leather dye (I got mine at Fleet Farm, but I’m sure you can get it at shoe repair or tack shops)- the Deglazer is used first to strip the leather of any existing dye, and then you can apply the new dye. You’ll probably have to apply a couple of coats, but I would think that going from dark brown to black should be fairly simple. It can get kind of messy, especially when you’re using the Deglazer to pull off the old dye, so make sure to wear gloves, and put plastic bags or thicker cardboard under the tack that you are dying.
Once you get the hang of it, you’ll find that it’s really nice because now you don’t have to search high-and-low to find matching colored tack, and you can make older, scuffed-up tack look new again 
