Re: Leather dye/touch up
The size of a Dime is not easy to touch up, that's a large area. On an aniline dye, it will take several coats and you will probably need to finish with a topcoat as well, since most BY leathers have some form of topcoat. I always use a finger to dab on, and a hair dryer will help speed re-coating. It may take a dozen applications until you get the color tone right...then you have to even out the topcoat, and that can be the tricky part.
Was this a rub mark in delivery? If so, I'd have the shipper fix it - that size really takes a pro.
Duane Collie
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