hoosier1cowgirl

The guy gave me 2 different breast collars. One is kind of has a "rough" texture to it. I think the paint will stick good to it. The other is super slick but it has more/better room for painting. Is there a good way to deglaze or remove treatment without doing the whole thing?

I started dabbling with painting leather (horse tack) and need some pointers. I am not pleased with the brand of paints I used and am wanting to change. I was wondering what everyone thought about Angelus paints and Eco-Flo Cova (Tandy Leather) paints. What is the best way to paint leather that already has a slick finish to it. And what are some sealers that you use? The paints I used were thick and sometimes easily cracked, even after adding water and thinning it out. I now have someone wanting me to paint their ranch brand onto some tack and want to get it right for them. Any info is appreciated!! Thanks to all!!