Thats pretty cute! How did you make it like that?
Thanks! I use E-6000 for everything! The glue has stiffened it up a little but I don't suspect it to be a problem. I'm going to try it on my horse tomorrow so I'll find out then.That's really nice looking. Can I ask what kind of glue? Also does it get stiff from the glue drying?
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Ty I love e6000 glueThanks! I use E-6000 for everything! The glue has stiffened it up a little but I don't suspect it to be a problem. I'm going to try it on my horse tomorrow so I'll find out then.
Thanks! I plan on trying it on him tomorrow. I'm excited to see how it looks, I think the purple will really pop on him (he's a red dun).:shock: that's awesome! Pictures of it on the horse...please?![]()
Ty I love e6000 gluemy daughter fell in love w it now she wants me to make her one lol.. Gotta have bling
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Love it very Cute I am thinking of doing this with a old nylon one I wonder if it would stick better to that?
Did you rough up the leather first?
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Once the stuff that's on there completely peels off, you can always do it then. Just take some medium grit sandpaper (nothing too rough, but nothing too fine, either) and lightly sand the top layer of the leather so that if feels slightly rough to the touch. The glue should adhere pretty easily to it then. Right now, the glue has nothing to hold onto, as the surface of the leather is slick.Ha...no :shock:! I didn't even think of that at the time I started working on it. I was just excited to get it started but now that you mention it, that probably would have helped a lot! Oh well, live and learn.
Yeah I completely agree, I just got ahead of myself. When everything starts peeling off and requires more than touch ups I'll definitely rough it up and try again! Thanks for the advice!Once the stuff that's on there completely peels off, you can always do it then. Just take some medium grit sandpaper (nothing too rough, but nothing too fine, either) and lightly sand the top layer of the leather so that if feels slightly rough to the touch. The glue should adhere pretty easily to it then. Right now, the glue has nothing to hold onto, as the surface of the leather is slick.
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Oh I only think we used it once LOL i actually have it for sale if I Bling it it might sell faster.I've never done anything to nylon so I have no idea but it wouldn't hurt to try it out on something that you don't use much.