Members Patrice Posted February 20, 2007 Members Report Posted February 20, 2007 :soapbox: Even if i'm a newbie in leatherwork, i would like to share a tip with you. When i'm dying a piece of leather, and wish to have a even coat of dye all over, here's what i discover. First, i'm cleaning the leather with Fiebing's deglazer, then, i'm using the black foam like brush. I'm not fully fluent in english, so, i'll attach a pic of the brush i am talking of. I dip my dauber in the dye container, then apply a ligth coat ont the foam brush. Then, i drag the brush in a long stroke. When most of the dye is out of the brush, i recoat the brush with the dauber. So far, i have only try this technique with Fiebing's light brown Oil dye, but it give me a uniform finish. I'll try to post a pic of the piece of leather that i dyed this week-end (using my girl friend cam). Until then, take a look at the brush and experiment with different kind of dye. Quote
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