Dye Romel Reins

[Dye Romel Reins]

OK, They rea not rawhide, but sounds like I should just sell them or send them back.

Thanks

Lori

[Dye Romel Reins]

Hi Lori. I tell you I dye and paint and color in some way about everything but my dog, but if those reins were mine, I'd sell them and get the color I wanted. I bought a new black tack set online and when I got it some of the natural tan was showing through. I worked on that for two weeks trying to get it black before I finally painted it black. Already finished leather is hard to work with, and what are you going to do with your ferrules? I mean you can polish them afterward but dye will get underneath them, possibly stay wet. It could be done but it's going to take a lot of work. Cheryl

Wow that is disappointing,, I cannot begin to afford another pair, these were a steal,,,I was told to wrap the silver with painters tape, use a very small paintbrush or q-tip in those areas, but that I also needed to put something on to remove the finish.

sigh,

thanks for your comment. I will carefully consider your advice.

OH PS< I color my dogs, and other people's too! ha ha, I am a dog groomer, we love coloring dogs! But dogs are easy, this probably is not.

[Dye Romel Reins]

I purchased a set of used romel show reins, they are braided reins with silver ferrels. They were, unknown to me, ultra light in color.

I need them to be golden. From the picture, you can see the actual colors. I need them to be the color of the wide end. These colors are acurate in the picture. I believe the reins have some sort of protectant on them so they stay light. Is it even possible to change the color of these reins?

They are made by Billy Royal. Thank you, Lori