Changing the Color of Absorbent & Tufted Semi-Aniline Leather with Rub 'n Restore®
Learn how to change color of absorbent semi-aniline leather as well as how to restore or recolor tufted upholstery. More info about changing color is here: rubnrestore.com/how-to/change...
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0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Cleaning
0:36 - The Tape Test
1:10 - Priming
1:45 - Mixing a glaze
3:02 - Testing color adhesion
4:30 - 1st coat glaze
5:59 - Discussion of quantity
7:00 - 2nd coat color
7:28 - Burnishing
8:36 - Buffing or sealing
9:53 - Before and after
This is part 3 of The Chaise Saga.
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Part 2: • Repair Tufted Leather ...
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Came out incredible!
Looks fantastic! Which color is this? Pine? Also which are the eggplant and forest colors? I don’t see those listen on the website.
This is a Custom Emerald we mixed for the owner, but our Pine most closely resembles it. The burnishing colors used are a mix of Eggplant and Forest, two colors that we discontinued due to the war in Ukraine and their unpopularity. They were replaced with Pine and Plum.
Ahh. I gotcha. Can’t get my favorite watercolor paints anymore for the same reason 😢
@@wardtaylore Interesting. Yes, so many mineral pigments come from Eurasia.