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Tetondeb said:
Just put the hardware on my wee little dinky! She's so beautiful! The Black rocks came today and I think the Montana oil plus that were the way to go! I lifted the flap to compare the original color. It's a little darker but still not fully dry!

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She looks so good, nice work!
 
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whateve said:
I just got a green Sheridan. There was a little color loss on the corners. I had this paint already and found it was a perfect match! So if anyone has a green Sheridan that needs touching up, I used Plaid 1628 Thicket. The one I have is Outdoor Opaque.
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Beautiful! When you are looking for a replacement strap, keep the D&B bags in mind. I have seen some of their bags that might be a good match for the sheridan.
 
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JOODLZ said:
YIKES...my last rehab was in October???!! No wonder I’ve been a little twitchy. But today is spa day for this lovely 1994 Monroe Brief #5276 that Hyacinth authenticated. (Other pics here: http://forum.purseblog.com/coach-shopping/authenticate-this-coach-763164-378.html#post23891229) This is one monster of a bag, but in remarkable condition for her age, complete with shoulder strap and hangtag. No major issues, amazingly clean, just needs a little re-shaping and TLC. Oh yeah, and edge coating (Katev:). More than I’ve EVER spent on a Coach bag, I think it’s pretty cool for my $50 investment. Can’t wait to get started. Stay tuned for the reveal in a week or so.
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I love this! I've been looking for one of these for my future SIL who is graduating from law school. They have a similar style at the outlet for over $200.
 
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katev said:
Beautiful! When you are looking for a replacement strap, keep the D&B bags in mind. I have seen some of their bags that might be a good match for the sheridan.
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That is good idea! I have a Dooney and the leather matches but unfortunately it doesn't have the right kind of strap.
 
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Arizabif said:
The suede I have needed some work with the suede eraser too, but it survived the washer fine. You may have some color fading, and it may never look new again, but if the other option is permanent retirement, I say go for it.
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I expirimented with my tan suede Soho... It got attacked by cigarettes at a concert over a year ago and I haven't used it since! Put it through the dryer. .. Good news is that it's clean. .. bad news is that it smells worse!
 
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