Members Stetson912 Posted October 9, 2018 Members Report Posted October 9, 2018 I can't say for sure but I think there's enough contrast that properly burnishing then would still show both colors. If you are in doubt take some scrap of each color and glue them together. Trim edge and burnish and see if it works out. I'd say the edge is ok but not quite to the finished stage. Quote
Members canonitr Posted October 10, 2018 Author Members Report Posted October 10, 2018 15 hours ago, johnv474 said: You could try using a little white paper glue like Elmers or Fienings leathercradt cement. I have used a more expensive edge treatment that leaves a bit of sheen but I swear it looks, smells, and acts like those glues. i've thought about the same thing too .. though i think that elmers, on the edge of the leather, tend to darken it a lot, and a number of comments i've read, is that it doesnt look burnish nicely with the other parts of the edge.... but of course, those are just the bit that squeezed out... if the whole edge was evenly coated with a light application of elmers, it might possibly look ok? 13 hours ago, Stetson912 said: I can't say for sure but I think there's enough contrast that properly burnishing then would still show both colors. If you are in doubt take some scrap of each color and glue them together. Trim edge and burnish and see if it works out. I'd say the edge is ok but not quite to the finished stage. doesn't shine enough, sadly.. but, overall, i am quite happy with how it turned out as it kept down the edge fibers.. Quote "Fear not death itself, but how it comes"
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