Flattening a Hat Brim

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Rick,

I coulda done it in two or three days of wearing it loading hay .... LOL

St George,

Yup on both counts on the beret .... wore 'em for eight years ....

P.S. That is my school graduation pic; I ended up with wreaths on both my sets of wings ...

[Delmonico]

Rick,

I coulda done it in two or three days of wearing it loading hay .... LOL

Yeah but then the sweat stains would have looked real.  Never understood why it was so hard to sweat up a hat so one had to have fake ones put on.  They always look so fake anyway and folks laugh at them behind their backs.

The non-fake "distressed" look.

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Yeah but then the sweat stains would have looked real.  Never understood why it was so hard to sweat up a hat so one had to have fake ones put on.  They always look so fake anyway and folks laugh at them behind their backs.

The non-fake "distressed" look.

This MUST be true:  If I see you in that hat, I feel distressed! 

 

 


 


Sorry, Bud - I just couldn't resist!

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[Delmonico]

But Jeff, at least you'd feel well fed.   Besides all that dirt or rather the dirt, soot, flour. lard and other stuff including the chocolate stain (It blew into a pan that was soaking that Gopher Grease had mixed up a chocolate in.) were honestly earned. 

[Steel Horse Bailey]

VERY Honestly! 

My favorite hat, a Renegade, looks very sweated in/on ... because it is.  But it also has those tell-tale odd little ding markBP cartridges repeatedly bouncing off it!