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    Unhappy Kate Spade - Recover what I have did .

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    This is after I do a cleaning using leather cleaner and the color came out .as you can see the lighter color is my work I have mix and match. This is what I say two tone after I done the finishing the color change.


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    Thank roger .

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    The thread is unavoidable when doing a color refinishing.

    Picture 1 is a two-tone finish, your refinishing looks mono-tone.

    FYI
    From the texture of the leather, this is a pigskin leather.

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    So Roger how can it be solve ? Can it dye back the origin color ?

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    The possibility to restore back to the original two tone is very slim, almost impossible.

    The difficulties being now that the leather is no more in a single dimension like a sheet of paper but in three dimension makes it more difficult to recreate.

    By looking at it from pictures, we are merely making a guess, not knowing the actual process thus may turns out differently.

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    What if i dye back to the nearest colour? Will your dye stay ?
    How do i order the training kit will it help ?

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    >>>What if i dye back to the nearest colour?
    From the original, the finishes looks two-tone (wipe-effect), where the darker tone is first applied follows with the lighter tone and is then wipe off at the tip before finish with a gloss topcoat.

    >>>Will your dye stay ?
    For a coating application, a foundation, sealer or primer like Adhesor-73 will ensure promotion without peeling.

    >>>How do i order the training kit will it help ?
    I think the prices is already given to you, just indicate which kit you wish and we will prepare you a PayPal invoice.

    You need understanding how color fashion is created before you know what you are doing.

    For your information, we have just concluded a private training for an Australian customer base on practical hands-on with the 4 training kits and theory from the “Leather Care Technician Handbook” by Roger Koh.

    So the products from the training kit will still require some understanding of the various finishes types of how it was original created and what can be done and how to do it.

    Roger
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    >>>What if i dye back to the nearest colour?
    From the original, the finishes looks two-tone (wipe-effect), where the darker tone is first applied follows with the lighter tone and is then wipe off at the tip before finish with a gloss topcoat.

    >>>Will your dye stay ?
    For a coating application, a foundation, sealer or primer like Adhesor-73 will ensure promotion without peeling.

    >>>How do i order the training kit will it help ?
    I think the prices is already given to you, just indicate which kit you wish and we will prepare you a PayPal invoice.

    You need understanding how color fashion is created before you know what you are doing.

    For your information, we have just concluded a private training for an Australian customer base on practical hands-on with the 4 training kits and theory from the “Leather Care Technician Handbook” by Roger Koh.

    So the products from the training kit will still require some understanding of the various finishes types of how it was original created and what can be done and how to do it.

    Roger
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    Roger , where can get information and understanding of the various finishes?

    Pls send paypal of the full set of training kit and i will do self leaning ,what is the cost and time for private training ?

    At the moment i have a furniture company which sell leather sofa from ITAIY request me to become they're warranty agent for repairing accident stain ,accident damage and do you advice me to take the challenge using your product ?

    Thank roger
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    Quote Originally Posted by key of restoration View Post
    Roger , where can get information and understanding of the various finishes?
    Below is the handbook used for training the first Australian customer to set up their business in leather cleaning and restoration.

    You may go through the contents of this handbook and see if it will help you in your business as well.



    Leather
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    Handbook

    Version 3.0

    by
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    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1 19
    Leather History 19
    Chapter 2 20
    Leather Origin 21
    Bovine 21
    Cattle hide 21
    Cowhide 22
    Kip Skin 22
    Calfskin 22
    Slink 23
    Bull Hide 23
    Heifer 23
    Steer 23
    Water Buffalo 24
    Cordovan 24
    Deerskin 25
    Buckskins 25
    Goatskin 26
    Sheepskin 27
    Shearling 28
    Hair Sheep 29
    Pigskin 29
    Kangaroo 30
    Alligator 30
    Crocodile 31
    Lizard and Snake Skin 32
    Ostrich leather 33
    Stingray 33
    Shagreen 34
    Sharkskin 34
    Fur 35
    Chapter 3 36
    Leather Making Process 36
    Source of Leather 36
    Flaying 37
    Ripping 37
    Casing 37
    Sorting 37
    Curing 38
    Operational Sequence of Process 39
    Tanning Process - Flow Chart 40
    Process Prior to Tanning 41
    Storage 41
    Sorting 41
    Soaking / Washing 42
    Liming 42
    Unhairing 43
    Fleshing 43
    Deliming 44
    Bating 44
    Pickling 44
    Tanning Process 45
    Vegetable Tanning 46
    Chrome Tanning 46
    Synthetic Tanning 47
    Aldehyde Tanning 47
    Brain Tanning 48
    Rose Tanning 48
    Alum Tanning / Tawing 49
    Process after Tanning 50
    Wringing 50
    Sorting & Grading 50
    Trimming and Siding 51
    Splitting 51
    Shaving 51
    Combination Tanning Process 52
    Coloring 52
    Fatliquoring 52
    Setting Out 53
    Drying 53
    Conditioning / Wetting Back 54
    Staking & Dry Milling / Tumbling 54
    Buffing 54
    Finishing sub-process after Crusting 54
    Plating 55
    Chapter 4 57
    Leather Finish Types 57
    Hair-on-Hide 57
    Bag 57
    Garment 58
    Furnishing 58
    Zebra Hide 58
    Rug 59
    Unfinished Leather 60
    Unfinished Leather (Wet-White) 60
    Unfinished Leather (Vachetta) 62
    Napped Leather 62
    Napa Suede 62
    Split Suede 63
    Suede Imitation 63
    Nubuck 65
    Aniline Leather 66
    Glazed Aniline 66
    Pure Aniline 67
    Waxed Aniline 67
    Gloss Aniline 68
    Full Aniline 68
    Full Sauvage Aniline 68
    Pigmented Finish 69
    Full-Grain Pigmented Leather 69
    Top-Grain Pigmented Leather 70
    Corrected-Grain Pigmented Leather 70
    Split Pigmented Leather 70
    Special Effect Leather 71
    Mechanical Manipulation 71
    Glazed Leather 71
    Shrunken Grain / Pebble Grain Leather 71
    Stamped / Embossed Leather 72
    Oil or Wax Impregnation 72
    Pull-up Leather (Oil, Wax, Oil and Wax) 72
    Pigmented Effect 73
    Micro-Pigmented / Semi-Aniline Leather 73
    Tipping Leather 73
    Antiquing Leather 74
    Sauvage Leather 74
    Marbled Leather 74
    Specialty Secondary Coloring Effect 75
    Pearlized Leather 75
    Metallic Leather 75
    Fluorescent Leather 76
    Laminating Effect 76
    Foil Leather 76
    Bicast Leather 77
    Binders Effect 78
    Chapter 5 79
    Leather Definition 79
    Structure 80
    Skin 81
    Pelt 82
    Rawhide 82
    Parchment 83
    Vellum 84
    Chapter 6 85
    Leather Characteristic 85
    Product of Nature 85
    Non-Perishable 85
    Natural Marking 85
    Protein Fiber 86
    Tensile Strength 86
    Flame Resistant 87
    Durability 87
    Shape Conformity 87
    Transpiration 87
    Chapter 7 88
    Leather Chemistry 88
    Amphoteric 88
    Isoelectric Point 89
    pH of Leather 90
    Molecules 90
    Polarity 91
    Dipole Moment 91
    Hydrogen Bond 92
    Ionization 93
    Ion 94
    Hydrogen Ion 94
    Hydroxyl Ion 94
    Zwitterion 94
    Cation & Anion 94
    Self-ionization of Water 94
    Leather Hydration 95
    Chapter 8 96
    Leather Cleaning Chemistry 96
    Solution 96
    Solvation 96
    Concentration of Solution 96
    Aqueous Solution 96
    Dry Solvent 97
    Surfactants 97
    Hydrophobic & Hydrophilic 97
    Neutral, Acid & Alkaline 98
    pH Scale 98
    pH Scale with Examples of Acidic and Alkaline Leather Products 99
    Chapter 9 101
    Leather Specialty Chemistry 101
    Antimicrobial 101
    Biocide 102
    Fungicide 103
    Disinfectant 104
    Sanitizer 104
    Oxidizing Agent 104
    Reducing Agent 104
    Bleach 104
    Chapter 10 106
    Leather Solution Formulation Chemistry 106
    Emulsion 106
    Compound 107
    Mixture 107
    Destabilization Phenomena of a Suspension 108
    Suspension 109
    Chapter 11 110
    Leather Standard and Reference Cleaning Guide - IICRC S300 110
    IICRC S300 Leather Cleaning Standard 110
    Leather 110
    Finished Leather 110
    Dry Solvent Caution 110
    Safe Cleaning 110
    Dry Soil Removal 111
    Soil Suspension 111
    Chemical Action 111
    Heat / Temperature 111
    Agitation 111
    Time 111
    Soil Removal (Extraction) 111
    Conditioning 112
    Grooming / Buffing 112
    Drying Time 112
    Chapter 12 113
    Leather On-Location Cleaning Preparation 113
    Mental Readiness 113
    Personal Appearance 113
    Work Vehicle Appearance 113
    Correct Chemical & Equipment Loaded 113
    Qualify Results 113
    Signed Disclaimers 113
    Prep Area with Appropriate Floor Protection 114
    Chapter 13 115
    Leather Cleaning Equipment 115
    Power Tool 115
    Vacuum Cleaner (high filtration or HEPA) 115
    Heat Gun or Blow Dryer 115
    Sander 115
    Airbrush 116
    Air Compressor 116
    Container 116
    Bucket 116
    Foaming Bottle 117
    Spray Bottle 117
    Brush 117
    Horsehair Brush 117
    Nylon Brush 117
    Brass Brush 117
    Scrubber 117
    Steel Wool 117
    Tack Cloth 118
    Sandpaper 118
    Leather Eraser 118
    Suede Eraser 118
    Product Applicator 118
    Soil Extraction Cloth 118
    Application Cloth for Conditioner & Protection 118
    Personnel and Property Protector 118
    Drop Cloth 119
    Mist / Dust Mask 119
    Disposable Latex Glove 119
    Other Tools 119
    Sponge 119
    Scrapping Tool 119
    Microscope 119
    Pipette 119
    pH Meter 119
    Chapter 14 120
    Leather Identification 120
    Visual Inspection 120
    Appearance 120
    Mistaken Identity: 120
    Embossing 120
    Smooth Leather 121
    Napped Leather 121
    Luster 121
    Natural Characteristic (fingerprints) 122
    Tone 122
    Deck Tag 122
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Color Problem 122
    Natural Tanning 122
    Sun Fading 122
    Color Rubbing Wear 123
    Ammonia Finish Damage 123
    Headrest Grease Removal Finishes Damages 123
    Dye Transfer Stain Removal Finish Damages 123
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Diminishing Fat & Oil 123
    Creases and Wrinkles 123
    Stiffness 123
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Diminishing Wax Pull-up Effect 123
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Topcoat Damage 123
    A Typical Topcoat Wear-off from Aniline Leathers 123
    Topcoat Wear 123
    Aniline Leather Topcoat Cracking 124
    Top Coat Cracking 124
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Structural Damage 124
    Structure Over-Stretched 124
    Structure Cracking 124
    Structure Cat Scratches on Aniline Leathers 124
    Worn 124
    Structure Holes 124
    Beyond Cleaning Identification – Bicast Damages 125
    Finish Distortion 125
    Finish Stickiness 125
    Finish Peeling 125
    Structural Rip 125
    Finish Test 125
    Water Drop Test 125
    Scratch Test 125
    Stretch Test 125
    Tactile-Feel / Touch Test 126
    Color Stability Test 126
    Trims and Components Identification and Cleaning 126
    Combination Finish Types 126
    Fabric Component 126
    Metal Component 126
    Leather Stain Identification, Remover and Procedure 126
    Appearance 126
    Odor 127
    Color 127
    Feel of Hand 127
    Location 127
    Buildup or Absorbed 127
    Blood Stain 128
    Bleach Stain 128
    Protein Based Stain 128
    Tannin Based Stain 128
    Body Oil, Grease and Sweat Stain 129
    Ballpoint Ink 129
    Leather Belt Stain 129
    Inks 129
    Permanent Marker 129
    Blue Jean Dye 129
    Water Stain 130
    Urine Stain 130
    Leather Spew Stain 130
    Smeared Paint 130
    Pain Stain 130
    Chapter 15 131
    Leather Cleaning Procedure 131
    Dry Soil Removal 131
    Wet Soil Removal 131
    Disclaimer 131
    Fundamentals of soil Suspension 132
    Chemical Action 132
    Temperature 132
    Agitation 132
    Time 132
    Conditioning 133
    Drying Process 133
    Product Storage & Manufacturer’s Direction 133
    Cleaning Code 134
    Aniline (A) Cleaning Code 134
    Nubuck (N) Cleaning Code 135
    Pigmented (P) Cleaning Code 136
    Chapter 16 137
    Leather Cleaning Procedure - Sub and Other Category 137
    Sub-Category Cleaning Code Procedure 137
    Aniline - Auto (A.a) 137
    Aniline - Waxy-Matte (A.m) 137
    Aniline - Pure (A.p) 138
    Aniline - Pull-Up Oil (A.o) 138
    Aniline - Pull-Up Wax (A.w) 138
    Nubuck - Pull-Up Oil (N.o) 139
    Nubuck - Pull-Up Wax (N.w) 139
    Pigmented - Auto (P.a) 139
    Pigmented - Perforated (P.p) 140
    Pigmented - Micro / Semi-aniline (P.m) 140
    Pigmented - Nappalan (P.n) 140
    Pigmented - Antiquing (P.q) 141
    Pigmented - Two-Tone (P.t) 141
    Other Category Cleaning Code Procedure 142
    Bicast (B) 142
    Fur (F) 142
    Hair-on-Hide (H) 142
    Fluorescent (E.f) 143
    Metallic (E.m) 143
    Pearlescent (E.p) 144
    Suede Faux (S.f) 144
    Suede Napa (S.n) 144
    Suede Split (S.s) 144
    Simulated Leather (L.s) 145
    Vachetta (V) 145
    Wet-White (W) 145
    Chapter 17 146
    Leather Repairs & Auxiliaries 146
    Leather Repairs 146
    Finishes Stripper 146
    Impregnator 146
    Leather Bond 146
    Leather Stucco 146
    Leather Auxiliaries 146
    Adhesor 146
    Thickener 147
    Duller 147
    Crosslinker 147
    Chapter 18 148
    Leather Finish Problem Identification, Product and Procedure 148
    Aniline Dyestuff 148
    Dye Fix 149
    Pigment Color 149
    Hybrid Dyestuff 149
    Topcoat 150
    Chapter 19 151
    Hair-on-Hide Care Procedure 151
    Degreaser 151
    Cleaner 151
    Rinse 151
    Mothproofing 151
    Chapter20 152
    Fur Care 152
    Cleaner and Sheen Conditioner 152
    Cleaner and Deodorizer 152
    Chapter21 153
    Leather Problem Solving Guide 153
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline (A) 154
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Nubuck (N) 155
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pigmented (P) 156
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline-Auto (A.a) 157
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline-Waxy Matte (A.m) 158
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline-Pure (A.p) 159
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline - Pull-Up Oil (A.o) 160
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Aniline - Pull-Up Wax (A.w) 161
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Nubuck - Pull-Up Oil (N.o) 162
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Nubuck: Pull-Up Wax (N.w) 163
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pigmented - Auto (P.a) 164
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pigmented: Perforated (P.p) 165
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pigmented -Semi-Aniline (P.m) 166
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pigmented: Nappalan (P.n) 167
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Antiquing (P.q) 168
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Two-Tone (P.t) 169
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Bicast (B) 170
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Fur (F) 171
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Hair-on-Hide (H) 172
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Fluorescent (E.f) 173
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Metallic (E.m) 174
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Pearlescent (E.p) 175
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Suede Faux (S.f) 176
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Suede Napa (S.n) 177
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Suede Split (S.s) 178
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Simulated Leather (L.s) 179
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Vachetta (V) 180
    Leather Problem Solving Guide: Wet-White (W) 181
    Chapter 22 182
    Glossary 182
    Commonly use Industry Terms and Definitions 182
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    Quote Originally Posted by key of restoration View Post

    what is the cost and time for private training ?
    7 days Custom Private Training in Singapore will cost $9600/-, excluding airfares, accommodation and training materials.
    You may split the cost with other interested parties.

    Email me for more details.

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    Quote Originally Posted by key of restoration View Post

    At the moment i have a furniture company which sell leather sofa from ITAIY request me to become they're warranty agent for repairing accident stain ,accident damage and do you advice me to take the challenge using your product ?

    Yes!
    With actual hand-on training we can show the sample result for accident stains and damages like scratches, cuts, abrasion and tears including leather shrinkage from heat damage.

    And every delivery has the potential of physical damages especially to Wax Pull-Up leathers.

    It is important to realize that all repairs and stains removal has to return the leather back to its original finishes and this is where the Leather Problem Solving Guide according to finishes type comes handy.

    Roger
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    Hi roger I have cleaned up the previous colour , wish to get back to the closer colour which I think glossy finishing . It will be very grateful if you can prepare a kit for me thank.

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    A glossy finishing may be accomplished with a gloss topcoat either MicroTop-54G or a heavy PigTop-64G.

    You may pick your choice from this link: http://www.leatherdoctor.com/servlet...-dsh-54/Detail

    Or

    http://www.leatherdoctor.com/servlet...-dsh-64/Detail

    A two-tone translucent coloring effect can be selected from this link:
    http://www.leatherdoctor.com/servlet...-dsh-37/Detail

    As the original is a fashion effect created with the grain having a darker shade and the grooves having a lighter shade on a flat surface. Redoing on a three dimension may pose more difficulties.

    The secondary color using 2-Tone-37 may be off the original as application technique differs.

    Roger Koh
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    I choose the microtop-54G for finishing .

    The customer still prefer lighter blue without two-tone effect if there is no choice . I hardly understand the above two links which you mentioned...

    Be grateful you can advice me a kit that come with blue and white color that I can mix to the nearest .

    Thanks Roger.


    Best Regards
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    Kit Sa7.cl is the semi-aniline leather color refinishing kit.

    If you are spraying by airbrushing Thickener-48 will help in the flow control (to reduce dripping from vertical panel).

    For your ready for refinishing the procedural steps are as follows:

    1] Adhesor-73
    2] Custom Blue (a mix of blue (three choices) and white (for spraying add 5 to 10% of Thickener-48 for flow control).
    3] MicroTop-54G
    4] Protector-B+

    Note that there are 3 blues to choose from – blue, marine-blue and Thalo-blue.

    Your order option:

    1] Kit Sa7.cl
    2] Add 2 extra blue – marine and Thalo.
    3] Add Thickener-48
    4] Add refills in 250ml where necessary to the Kit Sa7.cl

    You may pick your product selection from the advance search (just key in the products name and you order from there:
    http://www.leatherdoctor.com/servlet/StoreFront


    Leather Doctor Thickener-48

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    Leather Doctor® Thickener-48 is an auxiliary waterbased thickening agent to stabilize color during spraying. It is to adjust the flow of color to improve hold-up especially on vertical panels and antiquing two-tone fashion leathers. It is highly effective and maintains the viscosity over the period of use.


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    Leather Doctor Kit Sa7.cl – Semi-Aniline Leather Color Refinishing Kit
    Leather Doctor® Kit Sa7.cl, micro-pigmented leather color refinishing kit is design for a holistic restoration approach to not only the finishes but also rejuvenating the leather for suppleness. Most of these repairs may range from missing finishes to abrading damages into the leather structure. Some expose areas may be contaminated with foreign soiling that includes conditioners, protectors, body oil, grease and sweat or alkaline overexposure from cleaners. A comprehensive repair for a long-term lasting solution will require a holistic approach to deal with both the exposed structure and surface finishes. The practical and functional softness and strength of the leather depends on the health of the structure with average thickness between 0.9 to 1.2mm from stiffness and cracking. The aesthetic aspect of the leather finishes averages 0.02mm (or 20 micron) in thickness for practical compressing and flexing from cracking. A leather-safe restoration system begins by stripping with Stripper-2.3 and rinsing with Rinse-3.0. Degreasing with Degreaser-2.2 follows with Acidifier-2.0. The suffix numbers of these four products denotes it pH value for recharging the protein fiber ionic positive besides the act of decontamination. The leather integrity is revitalizes once the ionic attraction between the positive protein fiber and its negative leather constituents like the tanning agent and fatliquor (fat, oil and water) is initiated. Leather rejuvenating system for softness and strength is accomplishes with Hydrator-3.3 follows with Fatliquor-5.0. Surface uneven absorption is seals with Adhesor-73 to reduce the need for color over-coating thus increase its flexibility and stretchability from premature cracking. Protector-B+ imparts a non-stick rub-resistant surface with a buttery feel, reduces noises that translate into less friction wear. As the leather surface is well lubricated it reduces compression when comes to heavy body contact thus reduces compressed creases and wrinkles.


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    Leather Doctor® Micro-54 is design for micro pigmented leathers also known as semi-aniline. This is a waterbased compact resin blend high performance UV fade resistant pigment color coat.

    MicroTop-54 is the matching sealing topcoat in this pigment series system.

    Sixteen (16) standard colors are available for direct application or mix to match to produce a secondary or tertiary color.

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    Hi, Sir Roger just a quick review the above pic . I make a guest for the white spot is it call protein stain.

    Thank Roger for you sharing

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    These are probably the remnants of your stripping off the secondary coating.

    Comparing your picture from post #1 above

    >>>" This is after I do a cleaning using leather cleaner and the color came out .as you can see the lighter color is my work I have mix and match. This is what I say two tone after I done the finishing the color change."

    Using leather Eraser-4 with Stripper-2.3 may perform a better result.

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