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I believe I've given this new stuff...Eco-Flow enough of a chance and I still say....I don't like it...and Fiebings doesn't seem to have my favorite Pro Dye colors, like Med. Brown #2056, and a couple Saddle Tan colors.

Anybody know where I can get some Pro Dye.....?????

Rayban
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I don't think it is manufactured anymore. You may try to call Leather Factories, or Tandy retail stores and ask what they have left and try to buy them up.

That may be your only chance.

Marlon

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I don't think it is manufactured anymore. You may try to call Leather Factories, or Tandy retail stores and ask what they have left and try to buy them up.

That may be your only chance.

Marlon

Sux doesnt it.... a thug state imposing its will upon us all....

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Pro Dye ? I miss Omega dye, whatever happened to that? It was so good it made my teeth hurt sometimes, but it really did a good job. Kevin

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Springfield Leather has it- always will I was there Saturday and the shelves were full with more in the back. I know because I wanted walnut and she took me back to find it.

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Springfield Leather has it- always will I was there Saturday and the shelves were full with more in the back. I know because I wanted walnut and she took me back to find it.

pete

Thanks Pete, I just contacted them and they are sending me a catalog.

RG

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Pro Dye ? I miss Omega dye, whatever happened to that? It was so good it made my teeth hurt sometimes, but it really did a good job. Kevin

Oh, yeah! I DO remember the good old days of Omega. Good stuff, it was! I had stockpiled at least 12 quarts of yellow (Oh yes, you could buy yellow in quarts at that time), medium brown, dark brown, & a couple of quarts of black... & when we moved to the new house I left it all for the trash haulers 'cause I wasn't doing leatherwork at that time :( :deadhorse: :(:oops: :skull3:

In the words of the immortal Bugs Bunny... "What a (freakin') maroon!!!")

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If you contact Fiebing at www.fiebing.com and click on Leathercraft then scroll down to Leather Dye. This is an achohol based dye but offers more color selection than the oil based Pro Dye. You can get their catalog and oder directly from them. Location is Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Bill B. Nead

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If you contact Fiebing at www.fiebing.com and click on Leathercraft then scroll down to Leather Dye. This is an achohol based dye but offers more color selection than the oil based Pro Dye. You can get their catalog and oder directly from them. Location is Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Thanks Bill, I'm gonna do that.

Rayban
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RG,

I forgot to mention that Fiebing's offers three classes of dyes: Leather Dye, Professional Oil Dye, and Institutional Leather Dye. I have used all three, all on the same project. Just have to be careful of the alcohol drying the leather out too much.

Bill B. Nead

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