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Hi CY
LOL. I am really not good at creative stuff!
Don't really have anything except some Nubiana and Saphir shoe creams - neutral and mid brown.
I heard acetone was a no-no for stripping shoes?
If I do decide to go ahead, would this be a "good starter kit"?
1) Fiebings Dyes in Chocolate, Dark Brown and Cordovan/Light Brown
2) Fiebings Deglazer
3) Nubiana/Renovateur for the conditioner
4) Saphir neutral cream polish or something like a Kiwi neutral wax?
Crossing 2 threads here... Would it be worth it to buy a pair of these and dye them brown? (http://www.riderbootshop.com/2420-tassel-moccasin-beige/)
Any objections to dying this type of shoe/leather etc?
I find those kinds of shoes more annoying Hard to say without feeling it or seeing it in person, but it can def be done, but in will be all one shade and matte. But since it's beige you can turn it into pretty much any color you want.
Good job!
they could be but why would you? They look great as is