CoryBaker92 When I put Pecard on my Indy bullwhip, I "cake" in onto the plaiting (mainly to darken it). From my experience, doing it in a warm room, or outside, will allow the leather to soak in what is needed while the excess sits between the strands; as it continues to evaporate, wipe it every 15-30 minutes with a rag. Using a rag is rough enough to grab the leftover dressing yet soft enough to still preserve the leather and not scratch it. You might have to wipe it a few times (mine took an entire day once) but for a highly dressed whip, that is one way to do so.

Blake's conditioner is actually made in Australia by a company that will put your own label on their product, so if you do a bit of research, you can probably find it...

Thank you. I just purchased my first real whip and I want to make sure it lasts for a long time.

I got one of Blake’s Indy whips about 8 or so years ago and now just received another one from Blake today and I got to say that he makes an incredible bullwhip!

I have one too and it is amazing and surprisingly mine has a 9 and a half inch handle

I have an 8 foot 8 plait black bullwhip, the whip I use to have was a 14 foot and 4 plait, it was a little heavy to use so the new one I got works better and a little lighter so I'm learning how to do some lessons with the new whip

your whip looks beautiful, i have one just like it but it is a 8 foot black one

Hi Cory...do you happen to know what Blake uses in his leather conditioner? I'm wondering if it's glycerin based...or something else. Any info you might have would be greatly appreciated.

I’d imagine the easiest way to get the stuff out of the cracks of your whip would be to get a thin blade and pick it out carefully. Unless it’s not solid in which you could probably get a thin cloth or cotton swab and clean it out.

Nice! Great video as always And Cory saw your comment on the q&a announcement video and I would have had it up then But my computer decided to not to upload it properly It's up now Don't know if you've seen it or not

@CoryBaker92

8 жыл бұрын

Yes sorry I have seen it. Great work.

Newbie here , USA . Appreciate the video, much needed . No need to wipe off any excess dressing ? TIA

@CoryBaker92

2 жыл бұрын

If there’s any excess just run your hands down the wip and it will all spend out. Don’t want any big bits on the whip

Quero comprar um vc manda para o Brasil?

Wow I only condition my whips every month or so.

A Lightsaber now a Whip COOL BRO!!! can you do some gaming too? Keep up the good work! *Thumbs up*

@CoryBaker92

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment! May do some gaming in the future. But we'll see.

Can anyone tell me if you can waterproof a leather whip?

@CoryBaker92

2 жыл бұрын

Not really. Wait to crack it in the warm and dry months. Buy a synthetic whip for the wet season