About a month ago I posted a photo of a black basketweave
holster by Eubanks. The original brown was showing through
the black dye on the straps.
Red suggested I get some black laquer leather spray. It was
easy to find on the net, so I ordered a spray can of Brillo brand.
After taking care of the straps I noticed that my black Lawrence
Challenger also had quite a bit of brown showing through the
black dye. So I gave it a paint job.
I also touched up the Myres #624.

Photo on the left is the Eubanks before. After 2nd from left.
Lawrence Challenger before 3rd from left.
Myres #624 and Lawrence Challenger after, 4th from left.

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My own personal preference would be for the aged appearance, with the natural color of the leather peeking through. On the other hand, I'm generally not a fan of dyed backgrounds as seen on some of SD Myres examples - as well as on many current day high end classic styled gunleather.

But, I'm really just glad we don't all like the same damned things.

Mark

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