fine highlighting lines

[Regis]

I've been using antique more for darkening cuts & an depression details than for the soft somewhat overcast color it produces on natural leather color. Now, I would like to do the opposite. I would like to dye black or dark brown and then use a white or other "light" color to get into those cuts and depression details. Anyone have a product or technique I could use?

Thanks,

Regis

[pete]

If you're trying to do what I think that ou are- check out Jack Justis pool cases. I did a job for him and his finish is what you are looking for,

He "wipes" dye/stain lightly over the leather leaving the cuts white/natural. He posted pictures here last year so look him up in the archives

hope that this helps

pete

I think that it is

www.justiscases.con

[Regis]

Pete,

He does get a nice effect and they are beautiful. The ones I looked at on his site almost look hand painted because the lines are wider than I was thinking. I'm looking to fill the narrow cuts and just the edges of deeper depressions. It would appear as fine highlighting lines.