I've been giving my "new" Brick Blake some luvin' trying to clean her up and I've noticed that she is a distinctly different color than my Brick Frame Satchel was. At first I thought I was imagining it, then I thought maybe she would brighten up with some conditioner but now I'm sure that here color is just really different.
SOoooooooo, had anyone else had this experience before? It's like the color is just not as VIBRANT(slightly darker with not as much POP).
I'm thinking the major difference between my my Frame Satchel and this Blake is that while the Frame Satchel was in pristine unused condition when I found her, this Blake has been well loved. The Funny thing is that the stitching does not look bad or off color and I would assume if some funky conditioner was used on it it would have affected the pretty bright magenta stitching that this bag has.
Don't get me wrong, I still LOVE her! Just wondering if this is what happens over many years of use as she is from '05.
Also, she cleaned up pretty well, the dry elbows that looked like they had lost color are nice and even, and the hardware had the protective plastic on it still, so I pulled it of and ta-da shinny new hardware!
Check out this smooth elbow!
SOoooooooo, had anyone else had this experience before? It's like the color is just not as VIBRANT(slightly darker with not as much POP).
I'm thinking the major difference between my my Frame Satchel and this Blake is that while the Frame Satchel was in pristine unused condition when I found her, this Blake has been well loved. The Funny thing is that the stitching does not look bad or off color and I would assume if some funky conditioner was used on it it would have affected the pretty bright magenta stitching that this bag has.
Don't get me wrong, I still LOVE her! Just wondering if this is what happens over many years of use as she is from '05.
Also, she cleaned up pretty well, the dry elbows that looked like they had lost color are nice and even, and the hardware had the protective plastic on it still, so I pulled it of and ta-da shinny new hardware!
Check out this smooth elbow!