Once you get it completely clean, wrap some plastic wrap around the lower antlers and secure it with some string or wire to keep the peroxide off of them. I bought 4 big bottles of the 3% at the drug store. I put the skull in my bathroom sink and poured the peroxide straight on it until it almost reached the bottom of the antlers. Then I used a soup ladle to keep pouring it over the parts not submerged. I did that until I got the color I wanted, then took it out and drained the sink. I unwrapped the antlers and rinsed them where they looked damp from any peroxide leakage. Next I put it on a shelf to dry out for a few weeks.
Last edited by RenaissanceBiker; 12-15-2009 at 08:19 AM.