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Posted: 1/30/2009 5:47:26 PM EDT
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Any one know were to buy them in bulk. In cut up form of course.
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Any one know were to buy them in bulk. In cut up form of course. thanks All you really want is the material. I suggest browsing fabric supply stores. You'll have to do your own cutting. Otherwise shop the websites of major retailers for black t-shirts. Again, cutting them up will be your job. |
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I happen to wear them on a daily basis, so I have a good supply on hand.
Some good suggestions would be: - Thrift Store for used t-shirts. - WalMart Sewing Department, as mentioned above, buy a yard or two of black cotton fabric. - WalMart Bedding Department, buy a cheap black bed sheet. I bought one to use for a back drop for my photos. I believe it was around $3. |
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My entire work wardrobe consists of black clothing.
I do not want for black gun rags. Buy a stagehand a beer and you'll have a steady supply of well worn black polo and T shirts at your disposal. I'll also add that you should skip any fabric softener when you launder cloth intended for cleaning purposes. |
| Out of curiosity, why black? I use cut up white shirts instead. With them being white, I know where the dirt is, and can avoid it if doing a particularly clean wiping. It also helps determine when it is time to throw it away and move on to the next piece of cloth. |
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Out of curiosity, why black? I use cut up white shirts instead. With them being white, I know where the dirt is, and can avoid it if doing a particularly clean wiping. It also helps determine when it is time to throw it away and move on to the next piece of cloth. I use white rags as well for cleaning of parts. The black t-shirts are for the final wipe-down of the exterior of the rifle, where rough exterior finishes can retain lint from the white t-shirts or rags. This is a tip I picked up years ago off the Bushmaster web site. |
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