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Post a reply to: distressing leather Message: Please type your message in the box to the right.      Message Tags Use emoticons, colors, images and urls in your message. HTML Allowed    [StartQuote] Hi, Personally I don't recommend trying this - especially on an expensive piece of furniture. Although I know very little about distressing leather, it is usually done before making or assembling the end product. The exception to this is bomber jackets. Several years ago it was popular to distress these to look like authentic WW2 jackets. I have seen folks drive over them repeatedly with a car, sandpaper them, beat them with chains etc. Unfortunately this would destroy a chair. Bob Sherman Forum Moderator[EndQuote] Emotion Icons: Choose an icon to be displayed next to your message: None Options: Check the check boxes to the right for the options you would like to use. Would you like to include your signature in this message? Would you like to recieve notification via email when a reply is received to this message? Would you like to preview this post before posting? User Name:   Have you registered? Password:   Have you lost your password? Click 'Post' to post your message.

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