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Horween Essex watch band, Made it for a friend for Christmas
Hand sewn, lined and padded with veg tan.
Hand sewn, lined and padded with veg tan.
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@blackderbyhat or anyone,
I defaced my cream GATs with a drop of red dye, and it was exascerbated when someone tried to clean it off and spread it around. Now it just looks like a **** stain. It's only on a couple of the side panels on one shoe. What type of paint should I use, and how can I color match to the current color (I don't want to paint the whole two shoes) It's these:
Wow, love the detail on the strap-stays. Excellent work.
What's your shoe size? I might have some random ones that are too big on meMaybe this is stupid, but has anyone tried turning a "normal" derby-sole into a wedge one? Like, simply just filling out the "gap" between the heel and front pad with a block of rubber/wood/whatever, paint the whole side of the sole black, put on a topy? To illustrate You obviously dont get the same comfort as if it was a real wedge/crepe sole but besides that I can't really see any reason why this wouldn't work. (I need some new derbies but finding decently priced wedge sole ones is nigh impossible)
UK9/US10/EU43What's your shoe size? I might have some random ones that are too big on me
I have the same pair of GATs. The whole shoe oxidized to a yellow color. Used Fiebings white dye. Worked great but it did crack in some areas. I made a post on them in this thread.Thanks! I'll give it a shot.