How to Build Up a Saddle Horn with Bondo

Come hang out with me while I radically change this saddle horn! This is an in depth How-To video that shows you how to modify your dally horn to a more modern style post horn.Watch the transformation as we take this saddle horn from zero to hero!
I apologize for the length of this video.
2:22 Protecting the fork cover
3:28 Resizing the metal horn
7:00 Prepping for Bondo
9:40 Mixing and applying Bondo
13:56 Shaping the horn
21:32 Recovering the horn
37:56 Glueing the horn covering
43:42 Adding the cap
49:59 Sewing the cap on

[@WyattJames10]

Wow that’s an awesome job, also a very instructive video. Easily one of my favorite cowboy KZbinrs.

[@pastureparamedic]

@@WyattJames10 thanks partner

[@howardbarrett1125]

You’re a regular Michelangelo Awesome job

[@WoodrowMcCall]

Excellent video and job!!!! That was an interesting saddle for sure. Full roughout, Pelican or Egg horn, and square skirts. Glad you were able to help them out and make it more functional for dally roping. Did the owner use to be a tied roper????

[@pastureparamedic]

@@WoodrowMcCall no actually, he had some lather wedged in there and it was wrapped with mulehide before I got it. I didn’t show what it looked like before I took that all off.

[@robgriz72]

The SpongeBob cup was touch 😂 Nice work on the horn. Looks nice

[@pastureparamedic]

Ha! Thanks! I mean who doesn’t love SpongeBob???

[@jarredterra7508]

Try loctite epoxy i have never had it brake and its easy to sand.