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just bought some fiebing's deglazer, fiebings pro black oil dye, and some gum tragacanth from there as well as the basic set of leather tooling... tools? the stamps you use to hammer into leather
just a nice store that has a nice selection of leather repair stuff. i am impressed with the quality of what i got. i used what i bought to take off a really silly and poorly done painting of a road runner on my langlitz jacket, as well as to redye and help firm up the cirlces where the idiot who owned it previously superglued pins to the lapels
, all 35 of them 
i wish i had bought some of the fieblings leather balm as well, so i could put an actual top coat on the damaged area's as well as the degalzed shoulder area.
just thought id post the link, cause while i dont currently have a need for it, all this stuff would be great for a damaged hi sheath.
and gum tragacanth feels good on the hands
just bought some fiebing's deglazer, fiebings pro black oil dye, and some gum tragacanth from there as well as the basic set of leather tooling... tools? the stamps you use to hammer into leather
just a nice store that has a nice selection of leather repair stuff. i am impressed with the quality of what i got. i used what i bought to take off a really silly and poorly done painting of a road runner on my langlitz jacket, as well as to redye and help firm up the cirlces where the idiot who owned it previously superglued pins to the lapels
, all 35 of them i wish i had bought some of the fieblings leather balm as well, so i could put an actual top coat on the damaged area's as well as the degalzed shoulder area.
just thought id post the link, cause while i dont currently have a need for it, all this stuff would be great for a damaged hi sheath.
and gum tragacanth feels good on the hands