CCWizard patches on eBay

[4nik8]

I'll have to do another round o'pics

[4nik8]

That "first" pic (upper left) is from the original eBay ad

Nice. What about the front of the vest?

When i first got the vest, it was so stiff that it would actually stand up on its own, and it looked like a football (that weird grain pattern)

now, it's all soft and "drapey"

[wargod]

That "first" pic (upper left) is from the original eBay ad

Nice. What about the front of the vest?

When i first got the vest, it was so stiff that it would actually stand up on its own, and it looked like a football (that weird grain pattern)

now, it's all soft and "drapey"

hey can you take more pics of your patches, but the vest looks great in that pic

[Godfather]

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Looks great! I especially like the retro gold furniture it is on.

[LIER ONE]

Color looks perfect now. I would take the piping off and remove the TAN. You would have the perfect color underneath now. I too would like to see how ya patches look.

[4nik8]

first, i'm going to attempt to dye the tan, as it's a lot cheaper, and labor intensive!

Here's how the patches look now:

Upper left is BEFORE
Upper right, and lower left is without a flash, so they're not really that dark (to answer wg's question several posts ago, this is after submerging overnight in tea, and oiling the patches too!)
Lower left is what they look most like, but a bit brighter due to the flash

[Ninth Delegate]

Must be down to the oil you've used, but whenever i take photos of my vests indoors and using the flash, they always look darker than what they actually are.

[4nik8]

Looks great! I especially like the retro gold furniture it is on.

how's that saying go?

One man's trash is another man's treasure

Seriously, i swiped the chair from the front of someone's house; they were just throwing it away

hmmm...

At least, i think they were throwing it away...

I probably shoulda asked those people loading up that moving van...

[wargod]

Looks great! I especially like the retro gold furniture it is on.

how's that saying go?

One man's trash is another man's treasure

Seriously, i swiped the chair from the front of someone's house; they were just throwing it away

hmmm...

At least, i think they were throwing it away...

I probably shoulda asked those people loading up that moving van...

lol i bet as strong as you are that u lifted it with one hand and walked home with it all the way from the bronx back to coney lol

[Godfather]

lol i bet as strong as you are that u lifted it with one hand and walked home with it all the way from the bronx back to coney lol[/quote]






I think love is afoot, seems like a bromance going on here.

[wargod]

lol i bet as strong as you are that u lifted it with one hand and walked home with it all the way from the bronx back to coney lol

I think love is afoot, seems like a bromance going on here.[/quote]



no lol i was trying to be funny hahaha

[4nik8]

sounds like nervous laughter to me!

hey - for consistency sake, here is another Before and After shot in the vintage chair:

[wargod]

sounds like nervous laughter to me!

hey - for consistency sake, here is another Before and After shot in the vintage chair:

lol, why does the patches keep showing up like that

[4nik8]

lol, why does the patches keep showing up like that

like what? dark and dull?

even though you were only joking, after i tea-stained, i did indeed oil the patches, along with the leather, for several weeks

I didn't want them to have any brightness whatsoever, and it seems to have worked!

[Godfather]

first, i'm going to attempt to dye the tan, as it's a lot cheaper, and labor intensive!

Here's how the patches look now:

Upper left is BEFORE
Upper right, and lower left is without a flash, so they're not really that dark (to answer wg's question several posts ago, this is after submerging overnight in tea, and oiling the patches too!)
Lower left is what they look most like, but a bit brighter due to the flash

Are you dying the whole vest or just the tan in the piping? What color are you going to dye it?