I would first like to say that yes, I have searched the forum. But mostly evryone talks about protecting the vachetta, etc. But anyways, I've seen some dirty looking patinas that were uneven or blackish (in real life - not here). And I've also seen some newer bags' vachetta appear to be greyish from accumulating dirt.
So, what is the best way to get an even, honey-colored beautiful patina? I mean, i understand that there will always be little blemishes and that no patina is absolutely perfect. but i'm trying to find the best way to manipulate the process, lol. leave it in the sun? apply some kind of oil? or maybe conditioner? i'd be so greatful if someone could let me know what worked for their bags.
oh, and can anyone tell me how the use of shining monkey turned out for them? did it slow the patina process? did it make it more even, etc?
any info would be awesome!!!
So, what is the best way to get an even, honey-colored beautiful patina? I mean, i understand that there will always be little blemishes and that no patina is absolutely perfect. but i'm trying to find the best way to manipulate the process, lol. leave it in the sun? apply some kind of oil? or maybe conditioner? i'd be so greatful if someone could let me know what worked for their bags.
oh, and can anyone tell me how the use of shining monkey turned out for them? did it slow the patina process? did it make it more even, etc?
any info would be awesome!!!