Dark brown wested.

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Dark brown wested.

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I was jus wondering if there was anyway to lighten the color of a dark brown wested. Illinois
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The only way I can think of right now, off the cuff, is applying alcohol or acetone, but it would be extremely difficult to do this evenly on the jacket's surface.

I wonder if leaving it out in the sun for a while may have a more "even" fading effect. :-k
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I've been told that would can make a leather darker, but you can't really make it lighter.

Might I ask why you want to lighten a dark brown jacket?

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Pray very hard and for very long lengths of time.


No...seriously, the answer to your question is authentic lamb. No way you'll be able to lighten the color evenly on a the entire jacket (not sure why you'd want to or even think to consider it) so the only other way to get a lighter Wested is to have an authentic lamb.
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Post by IllinoisJones »

Thought that it couldn't be done, just wonering. I do wish my jacket was a little lighter, it is darker than i thought. illinois
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