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Yes! I've done this a few times. Just be sure to match the paint exactly, and use maybe a BB size (or the smallest drop you can get) to about a teaspoon of Leather CPR. I usually use my fingers to apply it and basically dab at it with just a little bit, then leave a small glob right on the spot, let it dry for an hour or so then buff. If it needs more, I add it after the buffing. The paint should have no problem coming off your hands, but oddly soaks right into the leather.
I'd avoid dye. It is likely to come out blotchy and I'm not sure how it would mix with conditioner.I would just condition and buff it and live with it. It's a lovely bag.
I've been considering this color. The funny thing is I really don't like yellowy camel colors, but I would love it if it is more of a natural, like the way vachetta looks before it darkens.
Well, this particular bag is definitely more toward the natural pale color.
The leather on these bags looks heavily used even with just a little use. The leather used on the trim, like the snap square on the front, is completely different and almost always appears to be a different color. They were probably all dyed the same but different types of leather take color differently. The difference isn't as pronounced on dark colors.
Nice colour. Product of a night out is my guess!
