OK, today I'm going to try the blue masking tape and if need be some of the
moleskin that sticks ever so good. Thanks everyone.
darlene



> Just posted about using the blue tape........thanks. I've done a lot of
> painting and I know that tape is very forgiving. Another question I have
> is
> the foot will be growing so depending on the length of time the tape is on
> does it need to be changed?
> Thanks Always,
> darlene
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sally holcomb" <salisez@...>
> To: <peafowl@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, July 17, 2009 7:32 PM
> Subject: Re: [peafowl] Julie Help,Toes not straight
>
>
> I use the blue masking tape that is temporary for painting as it comes off
> real easy especially if u let the chick stand in warm water for a minute.
> I
> just puta square down, stand the foot, place the toes and then fold in the
> edges where it will look like a duck foot....they will be straight in
> several days
> Sally
>
> Seems I've seen where the toes to a peachick can be taped or something
>> when
>> they aren't straight.
>