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Abbey sell white bridle butts never used it myself not a fan of white bridles.

As far as the finish goes, I think just an oily/waxy water-resistant finish that's still flexible is preferable to a hard acrylic finish that might crack when creased. The first one is made with some Crazy Crow blacksmith side leather; the second is just light/midweight veg-tan with oil, Sno Seal and conditioner.

Thanks, sbrownn

It seems like it would take some airbrush/dye blending.

Try searching on escutcheon pins. You'd need to turn the tips flat against an anvil.

If you told us what you're making you may get a better answer.

I'm not a tack guy but if I'm sewing a keeper on a belt I use an awl .

Switch to Pro Oil dye and never look back.