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TrojanRabbit

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About TrojanRabbit

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  • Birthday 02/22/1976

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Baltimore, Maryland
  • Interests
    Woodworking, Leatherworking, Auto repair, Home maintenance and upgrading

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  1. Great job!! I'm starting a book cover for my daughter and it has - you guessed it - butterflies. How did you get the wings of the butterflies so smoothly curved?
  2. I had to look that one up myself. That is a really cool stitch! I'm going to have to give that one a shot on my next project. Ken
  3. Thanks, everyone, for all of the comments! Hmmm... maybe I'm not using it correctly (I do not buff it at all until the finish is dry). But I may just change to a different product and give that a shot. Or try it both ways and see what works best for whatever I'm trying to do. It's all a learning process, right? I'm just glad others have seen this and I'm not a pioneer of incompetance (at least not concerning this). Ken
  4. Hello all, I am fairly new to leatherworking, having started around this time last year. Every time I apply finish to a project after staining, some of the stain rubs off. I am using Eco-Flo stains and Eco-Flo Super Shene finish. At one point, I accidentally got my wallet project soaked while working on a friend's car in a hurricane. The stain came almost completely off! Am I doing something wrong here? I thought I was following the instructions correctly, but I've had problems with following instructions in the past. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thanks! Ken
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