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HAHAHA, thanks mate. For the info and the kindness.
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Thanks for the reply, I´ll try that. The Oxalic acid I have used it diluted with water (I have powder) to clean the leather before the dye. EDIT: I have also tried today, in a new strap, oil it first as I saw in the forums and then dyied them in a larger bunk. It looks much better. I'll look into the diluted dye with isopropyl. I assume I'll get a lighter color.
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Hi all, I´m a newbie leather hobbyist. I have searched the forum but could not find my exact problem. I'm trying to deep dye some straps to make belts. I got natural veg tan shoulders from a dealer in Germany. I´m using fiebings pro dye (English bridle). The thing is that I´m getting like splashes in my leather and not an even coat. I have tried deep dyeing from 20 seconds to 20 minutes. I have tried using a dilution of oxalic acid (I think I saw it here), even fiebings Dye prep to clean the leather. Same results. I roll each strap and deep dye it on a square container. Maybe should I try a long container and dye them flat? Anyone knows if they exist? Can anyone help me? I attach some pics. The first ones are after 24h drying time. The others after applying some fiebings neatsfoot oil. Thanks
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thanks, the first one is the first pic. The sheath for the skiving knife.
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Hi, from Sweden. New to the forum too. I´m from Spain also.
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Hi, I´m a spanish guy living in sweden. I have been doing (crappy) things on leather for a week now.