Members Stewart Posted May 3, 2010 Author Members Report Posted May 3, 2010 Well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I tried all of the solutions ecept waiting for oil to dry by-self and still have the problem. I did take a knife and scraped the area off. That problie made everying worse. Did try Veg cooking oil on a off side spot that would be covered by a frame. It looked like it might work. Also going to try baby oil or mineral oil. If that fails i have the idea to take the face i traced from-cut it out and glue to the area. If that looks werid than i will do the whole thing over. I do have to start a new Dream catcher for another Grandkid. and two belts for sons. Again thanks for your alls help Joe Stewart Quote
Members Stewart Posted May 4, 2010 Author Members Report Posted May 4, 2010 I think i fixed it. It worked on a small area and you would never guess what i used. If it doesn"t Than another head dent in the wall.Never ever give up. Thats what keeps the insitutions in busines. Quote
Members polishfarmer Posted August 27, 2021 Members Report Posted August 27, 2021 so i rubbed alot of neat oil into some leather suspenders i made.. well i basically drowned it because i wanted it to stop squeaking. what should i do are my suspenders ruined now? they smell now because of so much oil. I have activated charcoal and baking soda.. should i use those to get the excess oil out ? or should i soak it in cold water and wash the oil off ? maybe use some castile soap ? Quote
Contributing Member Samalan Posted August 27, 2021 Contributing Member Report Posted August 27, 2021 Speedy Dry from the auto store put some in a bucket put whatever has to much oil on it in the bucket then cover with speedy dry over night and bam that should do it. . Quote
Contributing Member LatigoAmigo Posted August 27, 2021 Contributing Member Report Posted August 27, 2021 (edited) 6 hours ago, polishfarmer said: what should i do are my suspenders ruined now? If it were me I would place the suspenders on our clothes dryer's sweater drying rack and set the temperature on low, encouraging the oil to further penetrate the leather, then run the dryer in 15 minute intervals and check on the progress regularly. You don't want to dry out the leather, only encourage the oil to fully penetrate it. Edited August 27, 2021 by LatigoAmigo Quote
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