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Alvin, the edges still can see some beige.
Paint them and all will be PERFECT.
Paint them and all will be PERFECT.
Hey alvin interesting stuff; and thanks for dropping by the other day.
Here's some of my own works, will appreciate honest comments
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Alvin, the edges still can see some beige.
Paint them and all will be PERFECT.
What leather conditioner do you guys use?
Anybody knows where can I get lexol conditioner and cleaner?
Amazon but need to add up to 125usd for free shipping...
Do you buy polish/cream/wax from amazon too? I am concern if these products have product shipping here as it might contain turpentine.

Mason, thanks for your kind comments. Mine result nothing compared to yours bro. The shine you have.....
Just curious, did you spend a lot of effort into removing the dark brown colour dye? To removing such a dark colour and change to a lighter color has me thinking about just how much effort you have put in to lighten it after I have a hang of removing colour dye....
Needless to say your customer must be damn happy to see the end result. Cheers!
Interesting that so many of us have used the "sale price" Mountbattens as the guinea pigs for DIY patinas.Here are mine (used to be that very dull light brown):
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Yeah this shoe took so much time! Thank you for your kind words; takes alot of patience and time to get a really nice patina across the shoe. Will share some of my works with you soon.
Bro your Mountbatten is already light brown when u bought it?
Yeah, I bought quite some time back when they first went on sale (still at the boat quay shop). At the time, they still had the grey and the light brown colors available.
But same experience, the leather was quite dull and lifeless. So, re-dye.![]()