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White Line On Edge Of Chrome Tanned Leather. Indication Of Insufficient Tumbling Time?


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I just received some Sunrise Wigwam chrome-veg retan leather from Brettuns Village, and I'm not very satisfied with my purchase. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that a white/blue core meant that the dye was not given sufficient time to penetrate and is a sign of lower quality leather. Is this the case? I attached a photo showing the line, I'm pretty sure I'm going to return the side.

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It's more apt to be the dye didn't penetrate fully.

The tanning process is probably completed through pH testing and you wouldn't see it.

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Well, I've seen this on some Horween leather, and some veg tan from a famous French tannery before, so I'm not sure. I've heard it was a sign of bad quality, but maybe for chrome, and not on veg tan?

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