Leather Jackets/ Patches
I recently had a patch sewed on the back of my leather jacket and now I'm kind of wishing that I hadn't. My question is this: If I take it off will you be able to see the pin holes in the leather? Has anybody had this problem before? Any help will be appreciated.
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you punch holes in leather, its permanent. Use to sell some vinyl goop stuff to repair leather but i havent seen it in years.
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Originally Posted by SpursDarkrider
(Post 4874107)
you punch holes in leather, its permanent. Use to sell some vinyl goop stuff to repair leather but i havent seen it in years.
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a leather guy told me once to just wipe a little bee's wax into the holes and hit it with a little shoe polish, then buff it out and the holes will go away.
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It will be pretty noticeable. No patches on my jacket. I put them on my vest.
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They will be noticeable for a while, but if you treat the jacket with something like Lexol conditioner every few months you will notice them less and less over time.
http://dogsdoom.com/PI/lexol.jpg |
Originally Posted by OldFenderGuy
(Post 4875070)
They will be noticeable for a while, but if you treat the jacket with something like Lexol conditioner every few months you will notice them less and less over time.
http://dogsdoom.com/PI/lexol.jpg |
What patch did you put on, haha
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Originally Posted by Razorback Rob
(Post 4874068)
I recently had a patch sewed on the back of my leather jacket and now I'm kind of wishing that I hadn't. My question is this: If I take it off will you be able to see the pin holes in the leather? Has anybody had this problem before? Any help will be appreciated.
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Advance Auto Parts sells that product. I would think any leather conditioner would work about the same. I am curious too, which patch did you put on your jacket? It wasn't an expensive jacket was it?
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