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mane187
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Quote mane187 Replybullet Topic: what to use to brand
    Posted: June/04/2008 at 4:33am
the other day while playing with my zippo and i accidentally/intentionally gave myself a brand, tho i dont think that it will last. but i liked how it looked and felt. so i have been trying to figure out how to get a better one. since I want detail I've been looking at using a soldering iron or woodburning kit but im not sure if this is a good idea. do you have any suggestions.
 
p.s. how do i keep the brand from getting infected and looking clean?
 
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Quote kcir Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 11:44am
use a toothbrush and baking soda to scrub the area if you want it to raise/scar. there are many ways to brand, from cauterizing irons to strike branding. since you dont have any mods posted i'm going to assume you aren't too heavily into the scene and would reccomend you go to a professional to have them done. google should return a few artists near you.
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Quote CheapPerfume Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 12:09pm
Not that I'm a professional, but I would personally recommend against using soldering irons or wood burning kits, as they generally do not achieve a high enough temperature to give the results you'd be looking for. 
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Quote Shelliokin Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 12:18pm
Use some money and go to your local shop. That's the first step in not getting an infection. You'll thank yourself later on, when you have something you actually want to show off.
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Quote Druidess Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 3:36pm
I agree with Shelliokin, you should go to someone who actually knows what they are doing as far as branding goes.
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Quote mane187 Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 5:14pm
thanks for the advice the only problem is that i have not found a shop in xotherx california that does scarification, if anyone knows one please let me know, and what temp is needed for it to come out clean
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Quote Zal VII Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 5:31pm
This



Nah, I kid. As you've been told, branding is something that you really need to get done by a professional, when you want a good looking scar you really can't mess about.


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Quote hellodave Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 6:15pm
Go to a professional.
Soldering irons and woodburning things aren't hot enough, or clean, for that matter.
I think the temperature is something like 2200 degrees C, although I'm not a professional. This is achieved with a cautery, but this really isn't something you should be attempting yourself.
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Quote rorgoroth Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 7:43pm
Go to a farmer.
be a real man an pretend to be a cow!

Or professional,
or anyone with ways of getting metal red hot.

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Quote Uraniumhobo Replybullet Posted: June/04/2008 at 8:23pm
i did a simple line once with a screwdriver and a stove top, it came out clean but i got bored and scalpled the scar tissue off and cleaned it and now its pretty much gone, but thats becuase i like to do my own stuff for the sake of having that personal feeling, by theory the only way to get a infection is to not take care of it as high heat kills bacteria, but it leaves an opened wound to you have to treat it as the bacteria wil come back

go to a profesional though
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