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Hurley Care.

DublinGAA96 · 2012-03-29 11:08:28

Does anybody have any advice on Hurley Care? Is linseed oil worth putting on your hurley?

29-03-2012 11:08am

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DublinGAA96

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Does anybody have any advice on Hurley Care? Is linseed oil worth putting on your hurley?

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#2 29-03-2012 9:15pm

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IMO best course is to purchase your hurley for the next season around sept/oct and put the hurley in a bucket of linseed oil for a period of a few weeks, remove the hurley and let the residue drain off. Hurley should be ready for play then.

for a quick fix coat the hurley in linseed oil.

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#3 30-03-2012 7:49am

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What RGS said, also, try to keep your hurleys hanging rather that just propped up against the wall, and definitely don't keep them in the boot of a car for a long period of time, ideally you want to store them in a dry place that doesn't have big variance in temperatures.

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