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04-03-2009, 01:46 AM
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Help with Antique Baseball (I think I killed it)
Posted By: William
Try the alcohol first. It evaporates in seconds and shouldn't hurt the leather. Dying, or trying to add color to it using other means will be a total write-off. The horse hide is bone dry at this point. You'll never get an even tone across the leather or through the shellac. Never mind the damage that you'll do to the stitching. 
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