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I started following bob parks edge process. When I went to dye, I got a lot of streaking in the edge area. I was thinking it was the saddle soap that was keeping the dye from penetrating as well. Then I did it with just water for burnishing and the wet area created a darker halo when I dyed.

I am using the deglazer, neatsfoot oil, then dying.

I also noticed with the yellow saddle soap it stains English bridle, it gave me these permanent dark spots.

Thanks for any help

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dye first......and saddle soap will darken leather a bit

Emergency Room Nurse by profession.......Leatherworker at heart!!

Hoping to reverse the order in that one of these days!!

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