Thank you thank you thank you!I found it! It was called an ergo compartment bucket. By the way, the color was just called yellow.
Which catalog is that BTW?
(That yellow is really close to Sonoma marigold, my new favorite color!)
Thank you thank you thank you!I found it! It was called an ergo compartment bucket. By the way, the color was just called yellow.
I don't know. I don't have the catalog. I just copied the picture from someone's posting.Thank you thank you thank you!
Which catalog is that BTW?
(That yellow is really close to Sonoma marigold, my new favorite color!)
Now that I have the pic will be easier to find in my catalogs.I don't know. I don't have the catalog. I just copied the picture from someone's posting.
I have dunked an yellow ergo like that one but it was not lined. I dunked as usual and used leather CPR and a light coat of Blackrock and it came out fine. I hope that helps.Hello Rehabbers!
Hope everyone's doing OK!
Haven't done any rehabbing for awhile & have been missing it and the folks on this forum.
I promised my sister-in-law that I'd try to clean up her almost-vintage Ergo bag.
The color is Marigold, and it has some dirt, lighter spots and wear throughout the outside - can barely see it in the pic.
I've had experience with Sonomas mostly, and have soaked bags and used leather therapy, CPR and Backrock. But some of the lighter colored bags I've rehabbed came out looking a bit worse - weird stains, color loss etc emerged.
Since it's not my bag and is a light color I'm feeling less confident and am worried I'll make it look worse!! I would appreciate any advice on how to proceed.
TIA!
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It does!!!I have dunked an yellow ergo like that one but it was not lined. I dunked as usual and used leather CPR and a light coat of Blackrock and it came out fine. I hope that helps.
LOL and the wild denim one reminds me of some ink stained beauties I've tried to save.Doesn't this camo print look like stains in the brown version?
https://www.bloomingdales.com/shop/product/coach-wild-beast-camo-slim-wallet?ID=1677359&CategoryID=1002024#fn=ppp=undefined&sp=1&rId=97&spc=1011&spp=18&pn=1|12|18|1011&rsid=undefined
It makes me feel like adding more grease stains to a stained bag and calling it a camo print.
Lol!Doesn't this camo print look like stains in the brown version?
https://www.bloomingdales.com/shop/product/coach-wild-beast-camo-slim-wallet?ID=1677359&CategoryID=1002024#fn=ppp=undefined&sp=1&rId=97&spc=1011&spp=18&pn=1|12|18|1011&rsid=undefined
It makes me feel like adding more grease stains to a stained bag and calling it a camo print.
Sorry to hear about that! And that I have no experience with that. Hopefully someone will reply soon to share something.Concerned about my coach bags suffering any smoke damage. My BF left a pot on the stove for an hour. House in smoke from top to bottom. There seems to be a coating of grease on everything. My bags were in the basement and in their dust bags but the basement also stinks of grease smoke. Any suggestions of what might help besides airing the place out?
I don't have any experience with that particular issue either, but if you search the thread for " smoke odor" you might find some useful ideas. Airing outside seems to work, as well as aquarium charcoal (search this thread with those words also). Good luck.Concerned about my coach bags suffering any smoke damage. My BF left a pot on the stove for an hour. House in smoke from top to bottom. There seems to be a coating of grease on everything. My bags were in the basement and in their dust bags but the basement also stinks of grease smoke. Any suggestions of what might help besides airing the place out?