hidepounder Posted October 7, 2009 Report Posted October 7, 2009 The NeatLac spray cans are real handy however I recommend utilizing the wool skin. It doesn't matter whether you spray directly to your leather, in the cap and dip it or directly onto the wool skin. The important thing is to get good, even and complete coverage before it dries. Work in steps if you need to. Bobby Quote
Members phillipsimsleatherwork Posted October 7, 2009 Author Members Report Posted October 7, 2009 Thanks alot everybody for the advice! Im going to start the Neatlac today. Pictures up soon!!! Thanks again! Phillip Sims Quote
Members Rawhide Posted October 8, 2009 Members Report Posted October 8, 2009 looks like you got the answer. let us know how it turns out. Quote Marlon
Members phillipsimsleatherwork Posted October 8, 2009 Author Members Report Posted October 8, 2009 Will do! Thanks again! Phillip Sims Quote
Members KenE Posted October 18, 2009 Members Report Posted October 18, 2009 I just bought some Bee Natural oil and applied it over some Eco Flo dyed test coupons today. I let the leather dry for about 4 hours (they are 1.5" round cutouts for sake of testing) and then applied the #1 saddle oil. No real discoloration noticeable. BTW, I checked out the Harbor freight airbrush kit mentioned and it is on sale for $15. Does this thing really work well? I've got burned from them before, but then again I can't justify spending a ton of money for a pro quality airbrush at this point. I want an airbrush to apply dye mainly. I want to get that faded out look or " dark around the edges" look. I may want to do fine detail at some point to accent tooling and do some background darkening. Thanks, ~Ken Quote
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