I'm "Bringin' It" Outside

[Guyon]

I think my fishing and hunting bases may be covered now...

 

[jimmyjones]

Sheath looks great, did you dye it ? With what ?

Thanks

JJ

 

[JurT]

very nice!!

 

[leatherman]

Sheath looks great, did you dye it ? With what ?

Thanks

JJ

Great combo! Drooling now.

Hey JJ, it looks like a oil or conditioner. When I made the sheaths I used Fiebings "Aussie Leather Conditioner" which, for some reason, doesnt darken the leather much if any. Its a oil/beeswax mixture and it smells fantastic!

 

[Guyon]

Sheath looks great, did you dye it ? With what ?

Thanks

JJ

Leatherman is right on the money. I use Sno-Seal which has a beeswax base as well. Heat up the leather with a hair dryer, apply Sno-Seal, and reapply heat as needed. The pores in the leather suck up the protectant, and it darkens the leather to a nice color. Also doesn't break down leather like some stuff (mink oil, for example).

 

[Schuey2002]

Lookin' good, Guyon!! :thumbup:

 

[Troy H]

Great combo! Drooling now.

Hey JJ, it looks like a oil or conditioner. When I made the sheaths I used Fiebings "Aussie Leather Conditioner" which, for some reason, doesnt darken the leather much if any. Its a oil/beeswax mixture and it smells fantastic!

Been sniffing leather conditioner again, eh?

 

[leatherman]

LMAO!! Its amazing how..................... uh ............... what was the question?

 

[grey owl]

Great Combo:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Very fine knives

I want a Warden too

Grey Owl

 

[jimmyjones]

I use "Huberd's Shoe Grease" (beeswax/pinetar) on all my leathers. Works great, easy to apply and doesn't break down the leather.




http://www.huberds.com/Home.html

 

[Bravado]

Nice combo!

 

[idahoskunk]

looks great, now all you need is a dangly kind of sheath for that filet