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Recent content by slifox
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Ironing Board
Scissors will cut through the plastic mesh just fine. With one big plastic mesh piece, there's no need to affix the mesh to the board -- the ironing board cover will keep it in place. I also added a thin layer of synthetic felt between the board/mesh and the cover, for a bit of extra padding...- slifox
- Post #35
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ironing Board
FYI I ended up redoing it using a single piece of plastic mesh, like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003ZJKAQ2 The result is much easier to make and lasts longer- slifox
- Post #33
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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How are these allen edmonds - worth keeping?
I'm personally not crazy about the color, but I think these are still very usable. Not sure how they looked before, but they look decent now. They could use a bit more cleaning inside the brouging and around the seams (use a q-tip). I'd fix the damage on the left shoe at the tip of the toe...- slifox
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ironing Board
Old thread, but posting this here in case it might be useful to anyone else. I had this same problem even with the "high end" consumer ironing boards. A thicker pad wasn't really helping: I'd still eventually get the "grill" pattern from the metal board, the thicker pad was making it harder...- slifox
- Post #31
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe Antiquing
I decided to experiment with dyeing for antiquing, since I wasn't getting satisfactory results with polish antiquing alone. These boots have undergone a lot of modifications, including many different colors of polish, polish techniques (including drill buffing and flame polishing), re-insoling...- slifox
- Post #275
- Forum: Classic Menswear