I started reading this thread for being curious to what Vinegaroon is. I'm new to leather working trying to find what works best for my projects by research then trial and error. Now with various method's, techniques, materials and personal preferences, it can be a bit daunting to choose which way to go. After reading all of the above, vinegaroon, blackening by chemical reaction vs. dyeing with its drawbacks, the choice is crystal clear, vinegaroon. Thank you all for sharing, especially those who shared their fails so others don't have do the same.
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I started reading this thread for being curious to what Vinegaroon is. I'm new to leather working trying to find what works best for my projects by research then trial and error. Now with various method's, techniques, materials and personal preferences, it can be a bit daunting to choose which way to go. After reading all of the above, vinegaroon, blackening by chemical reaction vs. dyeing with its drawbacks, the choice is crystal clear, vinegaroon. Thank you all for sharing, especially those who shared their fails so others don't have do the same.
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