[AJD] 51 B Gauge Color?
Charlie V
1cdevill at gmail.com
Wed Jun 9 18:36:54 PDT 2010
Thanks Paul. Is there any particular oil that is better than others for the
soaking? Maybe Neatsfoot?
Charlie V.
On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Paul Waugh <pwaugh at embarqmail.com> wrote:
> Charlie, you are on track. I used to have a small leather shop. If you
> have
> a local cobbler, or leather shop they can help with the leather. Soak it
> over night, form it over something about the correct shape, size. Secure it
> to the 'mold' and let it dry naturally. Soak with oil and it will last a
> long time.
>
> Paul-46555
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> > That is a good question, Paul. It might be possible. It would be as
> easy
> > to make as any other gasket except for the formed dome in the center. At
> > most, it is only 5" x 5" square. I am guessing to form the dome, it
> would
> > be necessary to thoroughly soak the leather in water, shape it over a
> mold
> > in the to create the dome, then let it dry slowly and naturally so it
> > remains flexible. I do not know much about leather work. About the only
> > times I have tried anything like this was in fitting leather holsters to
> > hand guns. It works there.
> >
> > Charlie V in WNY
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