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does anyone have a recommendation for treating raw tipi canvas?
 
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Could you use Sheep Lanolin? It is all natural, cheap and water proof.
 
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hmmm? That sounds promising. Would it really be cheap to cover an entire tipi canvas? Where does one get lanolin in bulk?
 
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