Description: A liquid phosphoric acid based cleaner designed to simultaneously clean and remove rust from steel and iron parts. Also effective in removing flux, heat scale, and other oxides from steel, stainless steel, brass, copper, and aluminum and hand wipe applications.
Replica of the tail feathers of a fully mature golden eagle. The tail feathers are approximately 12 inches long and the secondaries are about 10 long (they look the same, but are shorter). Replica of a bald eagle wing feather. White turkey fluffs dyed to look like eagle fluffs.
The powerful eagle's survival is linked to its plumage, as its feathers function to insulate, protect, transport, and identify it. Feathers may become worn out, frayed, or weakened by a build up of oil and dirt. With a wingspan of up to 8 feet, plumage should be light for soaring, and strong and tight to insulate eagles from the cold and wet. The bald eagle has several layers of feathers, each serving a different function. Under the outer layer of feathers is an inner layer of downy ones. God's design of the feather's interlocking nature is amazing! Thus, often in their lifespan of thirty or so years, beginning about age four to five, they molt.