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1 MORE BEFORE & AFTER
I thought I already had this Heiser 713 looking pretty good,
but I gave it a dab of Blackrock Leather n Rich anyway.
Before on the left. After on the right.
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Wow! What a difference.
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Originally Posted by crazyphil
I thought I already had this Heiser 713 looking pretty good,
but I gave it a dab of Blackrock Leather n Rich anyway.
Before on the left. After on the right.
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Gorgeous, but, whoaaa, the Blackrock sure darkened up that Heiser. A museum, armed with these two pics, would sure have to think twice before applying it. Wow.
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Did the Blackrock stuff really darken it as much as it appears, or did you change the lighting in the photo? I notice the whole photo looks about a stop or a half-stop darker that the "before" photo.
If it did really darken it that much, that would not be the result I'd be looking for.
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I'm guessing it's the lighting; I've use Leather N Rich on many holsters and not seen any color change.
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Originally Posted by Watchdog
Did the Blackrock stuff really darken it as much as it appears, or did you change the lighting in the photo? I notice the whole photo looks about a stop or a half-stop darker that the "before" photo.
If it did really darken it that much, that would not be the result I'd be looking for.
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My previous job shown on BEFORE AND AFTER turned out well.
This one turned out much darker. I don't think there was a
difference in the lighting. Maybe the leather was just a lot
more thirsty?
Red liked the first one because it didn't darken so much.
I posted this one to show that it can, and did, darken.
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Based on the brightness of the backgrounds, there WAS a difference in the lighting. I don't think the "after" shot should be near as dark.
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Based on the brightness of the backgrounds, there WAS a difference in the lighting. I don't think the "after" shot should be near as dark.
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Good point. I think you are right. It's not really that dark
in person.
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