Cowboy Magic Green Spot Remover

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Has anyone had any experience with this product?
I'm sure I've heard good reviews about it. I bought it yesterday from the Suffolk Show and just thought I'd see what people thought of it and if it really works?

Also bought QuicSilver whitening shampoo and Gold Label Show White Paste...

It's a little late for this now as I've already bought them, lol, but I just thought I'd see what people's experiences/opinions of any of these products were.

I was recommended to get a white paste, but they didn't recomend a particular brand, so I just took a wild guess!
 
not sure about the green spot remover but the rose shampoo is amazing!(on my hair
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love cowboy majic stuff!
 
Yes the gren spot remover is excellent - the only problem is that as it gets the coat so white, the area arund where the spot was then looks dirty so you end up washing the whole horse!
 
Total life saver for grass and stable stains. Squirt it on and rub in with your fingers then rub off with a (preferably warm) damp flannel. Makes my grubby grey presentable in between baths, but works best on a summer coat.

Is the quick silver a purple one? Be careful you don't spill it on numnahs, jods etc as it can stain! Also might be worth doing a patch test on white skin to start with to check horsey isn't allergic - the purply shampoos are quite strong.

Have't used white paste, but with any of these make up things use sparingly and then add more if needed - they can look like cake!
 
Don't use chalk or white paste on your boy's feather - it clogs it up and looks awful. You also have a black tail which will end up grey streaked and again looks awful - I know this from experience
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To get legs white use warm water and tresume deep cleansing shampoo mixed with some arial excel gel - this new arial really does the trick. Then apply a cheap hair conditioner. Wash the body with tresume.

Finally rinse the body and all hair in warm water with a small amount of equine blue and pig oil mixed in - you only need a tiny bit of each so the horse is just tinted blue which goes white when dry. If you get it wrong and have a bright blue horse, you can easilly wash it out.

The cowboy magic is great when you come out in the morning to find stained hocks and knees. You can then apply a tiny dab of the show paste on anything not perfectly white - but again be careful on the back end where the tail touches. I prefer to use a chalk block to do any final touch up as it does not get stuck in the black tail.

Hope that helps.
 
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