I would love to see you do a custom exotic dress shoe from scratch with some type of fancy leather. All in your own style. I'm sure it'll sell quickly too from the following you're getting on here. I love watching this kind of stuff. You truly are a master cobbler.
I fell down the rabbit hole of TH-cam and landed on your page. And am staying. My husband was a Piano Tuner and Refinisher for 40 years (having learned in the old country (Hungary), and his shop looks EXACTLY like your shop. I often tried to encourage him to clean/organize - he fought me tooth and nail as he said he would never find anything. And you work the same way!
Had a pair of shoes, heels reglued, it was quite messy when I picked them up. I always wish we had a shop like yours out here. I know he did the best he could, but your training taught you excellence. It's a gift.
Juanita Clifton couple of months late but Steve does repairs by mail. You can send in your shoes and he can fix them and ship them back. Costs a bit more and takes a bit longer, but it’s worth it for the quality of the repair job.
The gentleman who sent you these shoes is getting his money's worth and then some. Here again, we're witness to Tom Ford so-so quality. I guess the money must have been directed to advertising and the alligator leather.Terrific.
Song stuck in your head is called an Earworm. An Earworm, sometimes known as a brainworm, sticky music, stuck song syndrome, or Involuntary Musical Imagery (IMI) is a catchy piece of music that continually repeats through a person's mind after it is no longer playing.
People say the darndest things & it's finally my turn today! I noticed your mustache and beard are growing out a little & it is looking Regal / Dapper. I hope your wife likes it, she is very important in this equation! (I didn't like my husband"s beard short & scruffy=ouch for me!) I think it is GREAT that you are singing all through the video. It shows that you are enjoying your work! Don't worry about the editing. NOW on to the important stuff....THESE SHOES LOOK FANTASTIC!!! Beautiful Works of Art!! Take care & God Bless.
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC Ahhhh, Some things are just worth doing for a higher/better cause!! One that makes both of you very happy!! Take care & God Bless to you, your wife & family.
I can't fathom the cheap quality of these Tom Ford shoes. Nothing but a branded name on what's nothing more than a mediocre quality shoe. Amazing really. If I were the owner, I'd send this video to Tom and request a refund. OTOH, Steve is the king of cobbling. Literally. Amazing work as usual!!!
Steve, you are the man also the new Alligator Hunter lol. Thanks for sharing, it never stops to amaze me your attention to detail...even when starting without coffee!
"Let's continue" to watch Master Cobbler Steve do another outstanding job on beautiful shoes. America's favorite cobbler!!! You are getting so very popular now it would not surprise me that you had a customer from Mongolia mail in a pair of shoes for repair.
What is not to like? Loved your upload (even your kinda singing). Thank You for sharing; keeps the rest of us entertained. Can't tell you how it helps to pass the time in a not so good day. Let's Continue, Hammertime!
Steve my friend - I have 4 quick comments on yet another masterpiece video......1) I hope when you cut your arm you didn’t spill your claret all over the customers items (ha ha)🤣 2) Please sing all you want sir, music is food for the soul 3) I love the fact we don’t get hammer warnings - everyone except ‘you know who’ doesn’t have an issue with it 4) You remain a gentleman and a craftsman throughout........please keep doing what you are doing, or as you’d say “let’s continue!” 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼All the best as always, Simon (United Kingdom) 👞 👠
Lmao I love that glue bottle monstrosity, I’m always thinking to myself that I must be the only one that’s really interested by it. I just want to clean it all off lol
Sometimes when you take apart these very expensive shoes, I'm amazed at how they're relatively poorly made compared to the price they cost new. Not that they're poorly made... but yeah in comparison to the cost, yeah. Like the fancy purses, they don't seem to use the materials and such one would expect, they actually get better materials during the repair.
I too feel the same way- a let down in many ways. Yes supposed to be paying for quality, but you are paying for a name. I would rather pay for a quality product.
When buying expensive stuff, make sure that the manufacturer has their own factory to make them in house. Most brands usually subcontract to large factories, Steve was correct in saying both of these pairs of shoes were probably made in the same factory. Do your homework.
Unfortunately often you are paying for the magazine ads, tv commercials, billboards and promotional events. That's why sometimes a local craftsman or small company might actually put more money into their materials, less overhead.
@@j.t.r1409 yes, but still, for the money paid, they should be better. I prefer to shop local and with small companies or individuals when I can. Of course, these days, in a small town, that isn't always possible.
ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO! Hi, Steve!!! What the customer wants, the customer gets, and better than new! I liked the purple bottom pair, and these are both wonderful, as well! OMGOSH, the craftsmanship!!! You love what you do. It shows!
NOTHING BUT BADASS I LOVE THE COMPRESSOR IN THE BACK GROUND AND ALL THAT LOUD ASS HAMMERING ..HOWEVER STEVE IS A AWESOME SINGER YOU SHOULD HEAR HIM SING KARAOKE JUST AWESOME.........GREAT WORK AGAIN STEVE...PLEASE SEND ESPRESSO
I like how authentic your video's are. Perfect video's makes us forget how things are in reality and your video's are perfect to make me understand the amount of work that goes into shoe repair. Keep up the good work
I can see this level of repair for a well constructed shoe. Apparently the owner really likes this Tom Ford shoe. IMO, the shoe is not worth the initial cost or the cost to repair it properly as Steve will no doubt add value. “If you’ve got the money, honey, I’ve got the time.”
I've been binging on your videos... I do leather but have never seen shoe work before and its amazing to watch you work... I learn so much watching you. Thank you...Bill
Those Prada are particularly sweet looking. And, both of those (and his other pair) are just so much better with the complete stitch job. The partial blind effect is a nice touch. Beautiful work Steve.
Been a subscriber for awhile just never commented b4 (veteran✪female here) ..Just getting out of your normal environment can be educational, however, watching your skill it was like getting a Master degree in working the shoe biz... I can’t thank you enough for the experience you added to the videos. Cant even find a place to box hat's anymore !!! Sharpest knives 👀 Love your mustache
It would be cool if you did a shop tour. I am interested in your tools, supplies, and anything else you might have in your shop. Thanks, and I appreciate your craftsmanship.
I may be in the minority, but I feel like what you’re doing camera and process wise is fine. If doing it this way is what works , then keep on doing it this way and focus on the content. Thanks for all your work to share your craft with us.
Believe it or not, the Prada shoes were actually probably very well made. Joseph Cheaney and Sons, a prestigious Northampton shoe maker, is a subsidiary of Prada and makes all of their dress shoes for them. Prada’s shoes are, of course, much more “fashion forward” than Cheaney’s eponymous line, but I would assume that the craftsmanship coming from the factory would be similar (that is to say quite good).
The phrase dates back to 1640 -- George Herbert's "Jacula Prudentusm." "To him that will, ways are not wanting." The modern version, "Where there is a will, there is a way." appeared in "New Monthly Magazine" in 1822. Let’s continue...
Steve, for those butted joins, you might consider a "marquetry cut", ie cut the heel piece over-length, overlap the existing leather, then cut through both pieces together. This is used a lot in marquetry to get little pieces of wood veneer to fit without a gap. In your case, you would need a backing piece to protect the aligator skin from the cut.
Can you put JR's on a pair of 2012 BOSS By Hugo Boss double monk straps? Even if they are Blake stitched? They feel so cheap, they might even be fused.
Always a good day when you learn something. A heel pryer. Who would have thought. Thank you Steve. Love the videos. You gave me such confidence I repaired an old pair of Birkenstoks. (really, all I did was replace some cork using contact cement. Then shaped it) It was fun. I don't have to buy a new pair. Keep on BANGING!
Don't worry, sir. I'll want orange soles on my shoes in the near future as well. Cannot wait to ship them to you, but have to wear the sole down a bit 1st.
I suspect both of those pairs cost considerably more than a pair of Church's, Allen Edmonds, Crockett and Jones, but in terms of quality, they are light years behind. I suspect they cost a fraction of the price to make. Designer shoes are. nine times out of ten, appallingly made. Excellent job as always though, and always a pleasure to watch a craftsman work.
HI, STEVE! I'm high as hell right now and you said someone asked you if that was an oyster shucker? I BUSTED OUT LAUGHING! Thank you! Been a little crappy for me lately, but I thank you for your videos!!!
Gorgeous shoes, great job giving the customer what he wanted. I didn't realize asking for different colors for the bottom was a thing, go figure. Then again, shoe fashionista I am not (which is why it's funny to me that I'm enjoying these videos). I don't bother buying expensive shoes due to how I walk and how quickly my soles wear down unevenly. I can't wear high heels anymore 😭 due to spinal fusion surgery, so I can only wear flats 😢 (not a lot of pretty options for flats). 😢 My shoes last 6 months if that. After watching these videos, I'm wondering if I should go for more expensive quality shoes and just keep replacing the soles rather than throw away a pair every 5-6 months 🤔
Outstanding restorations! Impeccable work once again! I kept chuckling everytime you'd just toss your tools onto the bench when you're done utilizing them. I have that same habit, especially when I'm on a roll 😜, but at the end of the day, my tools go back to their respective habitat. *QUESTIONs:* Is it possible to soak the sole of the shoe in the dye so that the whole sole remains pigmented? Will this compromise the quality of the leather/sole? 🤔 Continue...
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Here i am, not doing my job because i'm seeing a video of someone doing his job. Alright, let's continue...
How funny and true it's the soothing voice that walks you thru his entire restoration. Nice guy.
In the same boat. SMH 😂
Been there, still doing that!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmfaoooo factsss😂😂😂
I can't get enough of your videos!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR CRAFT WITH US!
👍LET'S CONTINUE....
I would love to see you do a custom exotic dress shoe from scratch with some type of fancy leather. All in your own style. I'm sure it'll sell quickly too from the following you're getting on here. I love watching this kind of stuff. You truly are a master cobbler.
Nick P when I retire I’ll start to learn how to make shoes
I fell down the rabbit hole of TH-cam and landed on your page. And am staying. My husband was a Piano Tuner and Refinisher for 40 years (having learned in the old country (Hungary), and his shop looks EXACTLY like your shop. I often tried to encourage him to clean/organize - he fought me tooth and nail as he said he would never find anything. And you work the same way!
Had a pair of shoes, heels reglued, it was quite messy when I picked them up. I always wish we had a shop like yours out here. I know he did the best he could, but your training taught you excellence. It's a gift.
Juanita Clifton couple of months late but Steve does repairs by mail. You can send in your shoes and he can fix them and ship them back. Costs a bit more and takes a bit longer, but it’s worth it for the quality of the repair job.
"Sometimes I overthink jobs..." it is your critical thinking and your eye for detail that makes your work so great. I love the soles!
The gentleman who sent you these shoes is getting his money's worth and then some. Here again, we're witness to Tom Ford so-so quality. I guess the money must have been directed to advertising and the alligator leather.Terrific.
Steve saved the Alligators! Wonderful display of craftsmanship without limits.
I will not complaint paying that amount by restoring those thousand of dollars alligator shoes. Those shoes are beautiful . You did a wonderful job.
Song stuck in your head is called an Earworm. An Earworm, sometimes known as a brainworm, sticky music, stuck song syndrome, or Involuntary Musical Imagery (IMI) is a catchy piece of music that continually repeats through a person's mind after it is no longer playing.
"where there's a will......let's continue!!"
--steve doudaklian
who’s will?
“Again, do we have to? No, but... “
Sums up your dedication to excellence!
Voice of an angel!!!
People say the darndest things & it's finally my turn today! I noticed your mustache and beard are growing out a little & it is looking Regal / Dapper. I hope your wife likes it, she is very important in this equation! (I didn't like my husband"s beard short & scruffy=ouch for me!) I think it is GREAT that you are singing all through the video. It shows that you are enjoying your work! Don't worry about the editing. NOW on to the important stuff....THESE SHOES LOOK FANTASTIC!!! Beautiful Works of Art!! Take care & God Bless.
K Scheuerman thank you but my wife hadn’t kissed me in a while because of the mustache so off it went
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC Ahhhh, Some things are just worth doing for a higher/better cause!! One that makes both of you very happy!! Take care & God Bless to you, your wife & family.
I can't fathom the cheap quality of these Tom Ford shoes. Nothing but a branded name on what's nothing more than a mediocre quality shoe. Amazing really. If I were the owner, I'd send this video to Tom and request a refund. OTOH, Steve is the king of cobbling. Literally. Amazing work as usual!!!
Two more masterful repairs by the Doctor of shoes! Beautiful work sir!
Steve, you are the man also the new Alligator Hunter lol. Thanks for sharing, it never stops to amaze me your attention to detail...even when starting without coffee!
23:25 that scared the crap out of me! Gorgeous work as always!
Can't take my eyes off that open bottle of orange leather dye lol! The mom in me is just waiting for that to spill all over the place!
I thought that the whole time I saw it sitting there. I thought ok put the lid on. Lol
I know right lol
"Let's continue" to watch Master Cobbler Steve do another outstanding job on beautiful shoes. America's favorite cobbler!!! You are getting so very popular now it would not surprise me that you had a customer from Mongolia mail in a pair of shoes for repair.
It’s breathtaking how good of a job you do. At the end of every video I can’t help but admire how much life you breathe back into old shoes. Bravo!
If an alligator wears a vest is he considered an investigator?
Dutch Wilson: Cute. Thanks for the joke!
If a Dermatologist Drives a Taxi is He a Taxidermist 🧐🙈🙈😳
Keep the jokes coming. I need the laugh.😂
Dutch Wilson 🤣🤣
Maybe!
What is not to like? Loved your upload (even your kinda singing). Thank You for sharing; keeps the rest of us entertained. Can't tell you how it helps to pass the time in a not so good day. Let's Continue, Hammertime!
Beautiful work!!! I love the colorful soles!
Steve my friend - I have 4 quick comments on yet another masterpiece video......1) I hope when you cut your arm you didn’t spill your claret all over the customers items (ha ha)🤣 2) Please sing all you want sir, music is food for the soul 3) I love the fact we don’t get hammer warnings - everyone except ‘you know who’ doesn’t have an issue with it 4) You remain a gentleman and a craftsman throughout........please keep doing what you are doing, or as you’d say “let’s continue!” 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼All the best as always, Simon (United Kingdom) 👞 👠
Another solid production. Shoes looked great would be nice if one could get that kind of quality out of the box
Randy, wouldn’t that be amazing? Gone is the day when the pride they take in a product that has ones name on it.
You can get that quality out the box, Edward Green made in Northampton England. You're welcome :)
Right on
Yes ! I agree on that.
You can get that quality if you know where to look. Carmina is a good place to start.
Electrician rhyme: never cut towards your thumb, always cut towards your chum. Love your work.
accuracy is the issue
Anyone else fascinated by the glue bottle creature?
🧟♂️
Mary Merza the adhesive volcano
Mary Merza Hahaha! I was thinking the same thing..it must have sentimental value..there is more glue on it than in it! 😆
Me too!
Lmao I love that glue bottle monstrosity, I’m always thinking to myself that I must be the only one that’s really interested by it. I just want to clean it all off lol
Sometimes when you take apart these very expensive shoes, I'm amazed at how they're relatively poorly made compared to the price they cost new. Not that they're poorly made... but yeah in comparison to the cost, yeah. Like the fancy purses, they don't seem to use the materials and such one would expect, they actually get better materials during the repair.
I too feel the same way- a let down in many ways. Yes supposed to be paying for quality, but you are paying for a name. I would rather pay for a quality product.
When buying expensive stuff, make sure that the manufacturer has their own factory to make them in house. Most brands usually subcontract to large factories, Steve was correct in saying both of these pairs of shoes were probably made in the same factory.
Do your homework.
Unfortunately often you are paying for the magazine ads, tv commercials, billboards and promotional events. That's why sometimes a local craftsman or small company might actually put more money into their materials, less overhead.
@@j.t.r1409 yes, but still, for the money paid, they should be better. I prefer to shop local and with small companies or individuals when I can. Of course, these days, in a small town, that isn't always possible.
I feel the same way. If not for staples they would fall apart. It blew my mind when he said it was Blake stitch. This shoe is all about the upper imho
Another video. I'm thrilled. Gorgeous shoes! I get so nervous when the soul comes off. Another great job. Thank you
I love your work...instructional. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🧡
Love the sound of the stiches ripping, detaching the glue, and snapping of nails.
That kind of orange bottom blend is stunning!
ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO! Hi, Steve!!! What the customer wants, the customer gets, and better than new! I liked the purple bottom pair, and these are both wonderful, as well! OMGOSH, the craftsmanship!!! You love what you do. It shows!
NOTHING BUT BADASS I LOVE THE COMPRESSOR IN THE BACK GROUND AND ALL THAT LOUD ASS HAMMERING ..HOWEVER STEVE IS A AWESOME SINGER YOU SHOULD HEAR HIM SING KARAOKE JUST AWESOME.........GREAT WORK AGAIN STEVE...PLEASE SEND ESPRESSO
Another great video, Steve. Thank you.
BEAUTIFUL SHOES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fancy granite countertop!
I like how authentic your video's are. Perfect video's makes us forget how things are in reality and your video's are perfect to make me understand the amount of work that goes into shoe repair.
Keep up the good work
Fantastic job as usual...! Awesome shoes Steve.... Nobody does it better..!
I can see this level of repair for a well constructed shoe. Apparently the owner really likes this Tom Ford shoe. IMO, the shoe is not worth the initial cost or the cost to repair it properly as Steve will no doubt add value. “If you’ve got the money, honey, I’ve got the time.”
I've been binging on your videos... I do leather but have never seen shoe work before and its amazing to watch you work... I learn so much watching you. Thank you...Bill
Steve, I don’t have any issue hear you sing. Great works as always. Thanks for sharing.
You do extraordinary work. These shoes are my favorite so far. Absolutely gorgeous ❤
Wow! Phenomenal work. Beautiful.
Those shoes fought you taking the old soles off.
Nice Steve the projects comes fast,busy time ,take care and thx again 👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️see you
Those Prada are particularly sweet looking. And, both of those (and his other pair) are just so much better with the complete stitch job. The partial blind effect is a nice touch. Beautiful work Steve.
Great projects! Beautiful shoes and loving the outsole color. Keep up the good work! 👍🏼🌟👞🧡💙
Enjoy watching you work Steve and I can't explain it but very fascinating...!
Bedo, The Great!
Thanks, from Rio (Brasil), for the art and the kraft!
Been a subscriber for awhile just never commented b4 (veteran✪female here) ..Just getting out of your normal environment can be educational, however, watching your skill it was like getting a Master degree in working the shoe biz... I can’t thank you enough for the experience you added to the videos. Cant even find a place to box hat's anymore !!! Sharpest knives 👀 Love your mustache
DR_Virulent Epidemic
Thank YOU for your service to our country 👍👍❤️❤️
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC you bet!!!!
DR_Virulent Epidemic great job serving. 👍🏻🇺🇸
@@stevebo8055 thankyou so much 🥃cheers
It would be cool if you did a shop tour. I am interested in your tools, supplies, and anything else you might have in your shop. Thanks, and I appreciate your craftsmanship.
Pokerlemon I have one already
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC Awesome! I'm going to find it now.
This is kinda like stripping an old house to the studs and restoring it to the original beauty. Amazing!
And using better studs. Those fake stitches tho.
All that money for Tom Fords and you get fake stitching? Shameful. Great job as usual.
Some of these designer brands shoes, boots are shocking how they are made.
You're a good man Charlie Brown. So many cobblers and shoe makers are turning up on TH-cam , or maybe I'm late to the game. But, you rock
I may be in the minority, but I feel like what you’re doing camera and process wise is fine. If doing it this way is what works , then keep on doing it this way and focus on the content. Thanks for all your work to share your craft with us.
Your not the only one I’m speechless….
I really appreciate the work you put into your projects. Very thorough. Great job!
this customer is really into alligators
Great mix of shoes - I love both of them and would wear both without any hesitation. Great work as usual :)
What you do is art. Fascinating to watch.
Believe it or not, the Prada shoes were actually probably very well made. Joseph Cheaney and Sons, a prestigious Northampton shoe maker, is a subsidiary of Prada and makes all of their dress shoes for them. Prada’s shoes are, of course, much more “fashion forward” than Cheaney’s eponymous line, but I would assume that the craftsmanship coming from the factory would be similar (that is to say quite good).
Love your personal touches!!
Steve, your videos are fine. It’s great you take the time to video what you do.
That Blake stitch machine is awesome. Please continue...
Dad jokes at no extra cost 😁
Once again terrific job and I'm sure a nice payday for jobs well done...
The phrase dates back to 1640 -- George Herbert's "Jacula Prudentusm." "To him that will, ways are not wanting." The modern version, "Where there is a will, there is a way." appeared in "New Monthly Magazine" in 1822. Let’s continue...
Ed D
Awesome information I knew somebody would know 👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC He didn't know, he 'googled' it, found The Phrase Finder and copied and pasted it!
@@nickturner2813 spoil sport lol
I am always impressed how you run your knife around completed work with confidence.
Steve, for those butted joins, you might consider a "marquetry cut", ie cut the heel piece over-length, overlap the existing leather, then cut through both pieces together. This is used a lot in marquetry to get little pieces of wood veneer to fit without a gap. In your case, you would need a backing piece to protect the aligator skin from the cut.
Excellent hammering at 19:40 & 22:00. Very in tune! Let's continue!
28' 45"... forceps! i'm watching a skilful vet, operating on crocodiles. all well healed!
muy buenos videos
Wow 😳 😍🙏🏻👍🏻🎊🎊🎊💯💯💯💯💯
Can you put JR's on a pair of 2012 BOSS By Hugo Boss double monk straps? Even if they are Blake stitched? They feel so cheap, they might even be fused.
Mario Mateo I’ve done plenty of Hugo Boss I’m sure I could do your to
bedos@yahoo.com
Those are beautiful shoes.
Always a good day when you learn something. A heel pryer. Who would have thought. Thank you Steve. Love the videos. You gave me such confidence I repaired an old pair of Birkenstoks. (really, all I did was replace some cork using contact cement. Then shaped it) It was fun. I don't have to buy a new pair. Keep on BANGING!
Hello Great Works . Please consider wearing a Finger protectors when using the Blades ! Take Care 👍🏻
I believe that he is the best shoemaker on the American continent.
Don't worry, sir. I'll want orange soles on my shoes in the near future as well. Cannot wait to ship them to you, but have to wear the sole down a bit 1st.
Notice in the profile it looks like a simple "Pin-Stripe", actually quite nice.
Absolutely awesome Steve, 1st class
Beautifully done
I suspect both of those pairs cost considerably more than a pair of Church's, Allen Edmonds, Crockett and Jones, but in terms of quality, they are light years behind. I suspect they cost a fraction of the price to make. Designer shoes are. nine times out of ten, appallingly made. Excellent job as always though, and always a pleasure to watch a craftsman work.
My Salute To Your Skills
Excelente trabalho grande profissional abraço obrigado pelos vídeos abraço
Keep up the good work sir.
Men fashion restoration
LOVED the songs. Never change.
These came out really really good. Incredible work, Steve. I love the long videos.
Great work Stevo! (You must do this in your sleep!) ha ha!
HI, STEVE! I'm high as hell right now and you said someone asked you if that was an oyster shucker? I BUSTED OUT LAUGHING! Thank you! Been a little crappy for me lately, but I thank you for your videos!!!
A set of jumper cables walk into a bar. The bartender walks up And says, I’ll serve you but don’t start anything.
Excellent workmanship
Gorgeous shoes, great job giving the customer what he wanted. I didn't realize asking for different colors for the bottom was a thing, go figure. Then again, shoe fashionista I am not (which is why it's funny to me that I'm enjoying these videos). I don't bother buying expensive shoes due to how I walk and how quickly my soles wear down unevenly. I can't wear high heels anymore 😭 due to spinal fusion surgery, so I can only wear flats 😢 (not a lot of pretty options for flats). 😢 My shoes last 6 months if that. After watching these videos, I'm wondering if I should go for more expensive quality shoes and just keep replacing the soles rather than throw away a pair every 5-6 months 🤔
You're doing an awesome job continue to talk it's great keep up the great service that you provide to your customers I love it much success !
Such a great job, brings back so many memories. Great men wearing great shoes!
Wonderful job man, it looks so pleasantly once done.
I wonder what year those alligators died?
Outstanding restorations! Impeccable work once again! I kept chuckling everytime you'd just toss your tools onto the bench when you're done utilizing them. I have that same habit, especially when I'm on a roll 😜, but at the end of the day, my tools go back to their respective habitat.
*QUESTIONs:* Is it possible to soak the sole of the shoe in the dye so that the whole sole remains pigmented? Will this compromise the quality of the leather/sole? 🤔
Continue...
Tina Terlaje it’s possible but can’t see the benefit, plus you’d have to wait till it completely dries
Wow! Great job, man!
Good job
Hammer Time!