Members NewYorkerInSydney Posted December 16, 2010 Members Report Posted December 16, 2010 Hi everyone, So I have all this new hermann oak leather and other kinds of plain vegetable tanned leather. I want to make a few things with them without dyeing them. However, I really don't like the natural color of the leather now as it is a somewhat pinkish color. I have seen sooo many photos of leather goods that are vegetable tanned and have developed a patina within a year. How can I accelerate the process of creating a patina on leather? How can I make it look darker and more tan and not so pink in a short time? Thanks for your help!! NYIS Quote
Ambassador Luke Hatley Posted December 16, 2010 Ambassador Report Posted December 16, 2010 (edited) This is what John Bianchi demonstrates in his holster making video, a liberal coat of Warm Neetsfoot Oil and a Lot of summer sunshine. also u can use virgn olive oil this will produce a little darker color. "experiment". Edited December 16, 2010 by Luke Hatley Quote
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