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I have made a few collars over the years and was inspired by the great work i have seen on here to use acrylic paints and some tooling to create a different collar for my terrier, (i think he runs faster with it on) im pleased with the final result. Cheers, Craig 1638618537_ernie1.thumb.jpg.234229719b0a709ff3b80af9014912a5.jpg489132494_ernie3.thumb.jpg.1175bfc922a17a56dd5a295457ee89ec.jpg

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Hi Craig, Good looking paint job.

What can you tell me about the collar? Lined or unlined? Brand of paint? How many coats? Brush or spray?

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Sorry Brian for the long delay in replying, been busier than a bricklayer in Beirut. The leather is 2mm veg tanned ,16mm buckle and d's from mac lace leather supplies Capalaba Brisbane, 25 mm wide were the flames start. I used neopaque paint by jacquard  have found them to be very durable and keep colour well. And they are available at my local craft store. There is 3 coats of yellow sponged on 2 coats of the other colours both sponged and brushed, 3 coats of seal and shine. The collar is unlined. 

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