I figured out my own multiquote system!
This is a cloth bag with vachetta on the bottom and the handles so I was thinking about just doing the bottom unless it makes it so the handles don't match.
I am willing to experiment since I got this bag really cheap. It was part of a lot I bought on ebay.
I don't have leather therapy. Will Leather CPR work the same?
I'll try Leather CPR.I would try something like apple or leather CPR first to test it?
There is an amazing thread about layering Blackrocks and Obenaufs LP on natural untreated vachetta and darkening the leather over in Louis Vuitton land on here. These ladies were treating all vachetta LV's, and the bags turned out amazing!!! Since an all vachetta LV is not in my budget, I am going to try it out on the natural Willis when I can find a good one on ebay. I am not sure about only doing one spot though. I am wondering if you could do it over all the leather and the lighter spot would end up blended in.
This is a cloth bag with vachetta on the bottom and the handles so I was thinking about just doing the bottom unless it makes it so the handles don't match.
I am willing to experiment since I got this bag really cheap. It was part of a lot I bought on ebay.
I already dunked the bag and it didn't help at all. I think the stain on the bottom may not have been from water. I'm not really sure but the vachetta may have darkened from the dunking. The handles are darkened around the edges - I like the look.I hate the way the vachetta leather spots with water. If it were badly waterspotted, I would dunk it first. It kind of evens everything out, let it dry then apply leather therapy maybe 2-3 times. Then Blackrock's 3 times over 3 different days, then to make waterproof, 2 coats of the Obenauf's over 2 different days. I did this with my vachetta Dooney as well.
I don't have leather therapy. Will Leather CPR work the same?