Boriqua Posted November 14, 2015 Report Posted November 14, 2015 So am I the only one doing it this way and if so am I nuts. I am always worried about good adhesion so I make a mask that is slightly smaller than the overlay piece with frisket this way I have a nice clean surface to mount my inlay material. I still give it a little scuff with sand paper but I have seen people dye the whole piece then come in and scuff up where they have dyed. I just think this gives me a better surface ... but it is an extra step and kind of a pain. I just worry about delaminating.How do you do yours? Here is one I did similarly many years ago. I still like it but man when you look at your old work you can see how much you have improved! But ... it illustrates the idea. I masked this one off first too. Quote
Members Norton Custom Leather Posted November 24, 2015 Members Report Posted November 24, 2015 Below are links to two of my holsters iv done. i do both an overlay & inlay. the inlay you will see i will scuff up the smooth side then glue & after all is in place i still sew around the outside. on overlay i will scuff the smooth side & i will also skive the under side so that the top lays flat on the edges & i still sew the outside Quote
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