baby oil coat shiner

Josh_craney

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wot is the recipe i have my oil and water i just need to know how many parts oil to water.
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TigerLilly

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The best coat shiner i find is beeswax polish but make sure it is beeswax it works every time just spray some on to a cloth the wipe on to horse.
 

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I'd love to know a cheaper way of getting a shine, am fed up with buying canter coat shine as i do tend to over use it!
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I know a really old fashioned remedy which I've used for many years - "Elbow Grease". And it's free! Might give you arm ache though!
 

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Best way to get a good coat with lots of shine is to feed well! Good food, linseed chips and codliver oil and as Racehorse states.......elbow grease, priceless
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Elbow grease then baby oil.

I find that if you have a greasey coat then put baby oil on it lifts the grease and looks awful. I tend to brush the coat. Then highlight knees, hocks, eyes, nose, anything else depending on the pony, class & markings, with baby oil on a cloth. Then run the cloth over the coat. That way you get some of the baby oil from the cloth onto the coat, without soaking it or making it look greasey.
 
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