Distressing a KOTCS backpack?
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giantthugee86
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Distressing a KOTCS backpack?
Anyone have any ideas?
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Indiana Croft
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Re: Distressing a KOTCS backpack?
I’m going to chime in here as I tried this once.
My first comment will be: don’t.
My first KOTCS back pack, I used the method I read about distressing the MKVII Indy bag.’
I used Ajax, bleach and lots of water mixed in.
In a word it came out terrible.
I had to use RITT dye in green, brown and all others I can’t remember to even try to bring it back to something I’d sling over my back.
But after awhile I sold on EvilBay, I was to embarrassed to even offer it here.
I found one through COW that was aged naturally and that’s how it’ll stay. Natural wear and tear and it’s perfect.
But if your bent on distressing it, I try very fine sand paper sparingly, to suit the look your looking for.
But don’t do anything that has bleach in it.
My two and half cents.
Croft
My first comment will be: don’t.
My first KOTCS back pack, I used the method I read about distressing the MKVII Indy bag.’
I used Ajax, bleach and lots of water mixed in.
In a word it came out terrible.
I had to use RITT dye in green, brown and all others I can’t remember to even try to bring it back to something I’d sling over my back.
But after awhile I sold on EvilBay, I was to embarrassed to even offer it here.
I found one through COW that was aged naturally and that’s how it’ll stay. Natural wear and tear and it’s perfect.
But if your bent on distressing it, I try very fine sand paper sparingly, to suit the look your looking for.
But don’t do anything that has bleach in it.
My two and half cents.
Croft