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Old June 18th, 2007, 09:13 PM   #2
Mark Garrity
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Hhhmmm, not good.
If you don't have a Tandy Leather store near you, check with a local shoe repair shop. Try buffing the annoying area with a shoe-shine hair brush (or better yet ask the shoe repair guy if he's agreeable to hitting it on his buffing wheel) then look for Fiebing's Leather Sheen spray, Fiebing's Saddle Lac spray, or Tandy's Super Sheen spray. These are all clear acrylic aerosol products that you spray on, and will put a clear coating on the leather and hopefully prevent any further dye transfer.
Let us know how you make out.
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