Club Obi Wan

Hello Everyone! Because I had no Indiana Jones jacket since spproximatly one years, the last month, I bought 2 wested Jackets, one in Authentic Lambskin from ebay and one in Soft Goat from the COW.

I love this 2 Jacket but the Authentic Lambskin is little bit to slim for me and I hate the unused look of this jacket. I don't like the brown color and it's for this reason that I'm happy to show my methode to distress my Lambskin jacket. My methode is realy simple, no pecard, no brush, no sand paper, no dyeing and no acetone. I like my methode and I love the result because I'm a fanatic of the jacket in the FLYING WING and TRUCK CHASE.

http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/8201/001fie.jpg

http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/9526/002gk.png

And this the picture before the distress....



http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/5421/004uz.jpg

And Now, this is my methode to distress my Jacket in video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6vAGW0tIyc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAKKkSQNIyo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjeCSay7hXY


Look the picture after the distress...





http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/973/007vz.jpg





It's weird but the brown tint is disappeared, LOL. Honnetelty, the real dust did a true miracle with the brown tint.

Thanks for looking!

Jason

Fedoraiders,

For some reason, I kept waiting for you to tie a rope to the bumper of your truck........

kwad wrote:Fedoraiders,

For some reason, I kept waiting for you to tie a rope to the bumper of your truck........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUK0k74R11o

It was in 2009 with my old Wested that I sold the last summer.

Tundrarider wrote:Your jacket has become one of the best looking Westeds I have ever seen!

Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

Michael

Thanks Michael, my next steps are the true scratches on the right shoulder (first picture) and the gun shot on the left arm with a blood (second picture).

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/2434/001nk.jpg

http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/9382/002ms.jpg

Jason

I like your style! That's the best distressing job! Forget the movie magic way your way rules!

fedoraiders wrote:...my next steps are the true scratches on the right shoulder (first picture) and the gun shot on the left arm with a blood (second picture).
Jason

I may can help you with that!


..don't try this stunt at home....

Indyzane wrote:I like your style! That's the best distressing job! Forget the movie magic way your way rules!

Thanks! I love the authenticity and boldness. This thread is locked but look this just for the plaisure. viewtopic.php?f=7&t=45549

Jason

Texan Scott wrote:

fedoraiders wrote:...my next steps are the true scratches on the right shoulder (first picture) and the gun shot on the left arm with a blood (second picture).
Jason

I may can help you with that!


..don't try this stunt at home....

LOL, thanks you for the offer, I am sure that you would not be the only, LOL.

Jason

Its the authenticity that we are after, here! We must make it real to be believable!

Texan Scott wrote:Its the authenticity that we are after, here! We must make it real to be believable!

You are right!

Jason

That's a great way to distress your jackets! Thanks for sharing this!

fedoraiders wrote:

kwad wrote:Fedoraiders,

For some reason, I kept waiting for you to tie a rope to the bumper of your truck........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUK0k74R11o

It was in 2009 with my old Wested that I sold the last summer.

Actually, I was only joking.
I didn't think you would actually get dragged behind a truck.

That's awesome!! I hope to some day get the chance to be dragged behind a truck (is that wrong? )

kwad wrote:That's awesome!! I hope to some day get the chance to be dragged behind a truck (is that wrong? )

Don't say this at my uncle John, Sorry uncle John!

Jason

Better to be 'drug by a truck' than to be tied to the roof of the car...as in National Lampoon's Vacation....I always say.

Love it. That's simply the best looking way to distress a jacket.

That was AWESOME!!!! Love your method! I may hit you up to distress mine!

great job, thanks for the tutorial....
your jacket is awesome...