Restoring old leather saddle bags
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2020
- Social Documentary Photo Projects
Chuck Jines - Documenting the Human Experience
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The thumbnail is hilarious 😂
I was lucky enough to inherit an uncle's leather jacket that he wore racing an Indian I use mink oil on it and brought it back pretty good
Used it on my redwings and whites for years..break in easier, waterproofing,. Murphy's is good shyt but it is a soap.. lathers wildly.. the cap off with mink oil it'll be fine
Yeah I am useing the Murphy’s oil soap myself I have a container out in the garage for years I always use the Picard or Lexol
Neatsfoot or ballistol works great too
Love obenouf's leather oil
Ya I saw Todd do those old knuckle bags with Murphy’s.. seemed like it worked well.. how’s Bertha?
Those bags are probably made in America, new bags likely made over seas and are crap.
I would’ve stuffed a large amount of newspapers inside them to push the bags out that way you can reach everywhere.
Are you still liking the Springer front end? Bertha looks really cool.
Hell yes.
Mink oil twords the end.. it's waterproofing to a degree
Shoe polish works good to shine that baby
Wipe them off first.