I always do this. Many satisfied customers.

Please consider another workshop in Edmonton, Alberta Canada. (both wood and leather). You had one a few years ago through Richelieu - one of your local distributors. I would love to attend.

I might add, I am going to do my own video. Mohawk sprays are alright, their fills however suck, notice how they overfill everything! Wasted product. Their bottled pigment is the same as anyone else, I prefer final weld for the filler, or deep leather fill to get close. Not going to say who I get it from unless you ask. I am not selling a product, simply telling you what works and what doesn't. Close color done with bottled pigment. water base. the spray they show CAN NOT be done without reducing. Water will work but it must be distilled! And a little tip from your Uncle Rex, fisheye. Don't know why, it works. I got desperate one time and that was all I had, used it and been using it ever since. Not reducing by itself just a drop or two. The aerosols are awesome, but they are water based as well. I recomend solvent based for black and white. When dry, they do work together. I hand cards out at every single job, I have NEVER been recalled for a leather job.

@Longtie123

5 жыл бұрын

Where are the videos

@igortoronto8916

Ай бұрын

hello! Sir You look like an experience person in leather repair. May I ask you a few questions regarding leather repair? Could I get your e-mail or phone #? Please

Can I use a blow drier in place of the heat gun??

@jmich328

9 жыл бұрын

do you use a heat gun with these products now? That's what I usually do, but have never used Mohawk products, just wondering if the touch up paint can be heat-cured, or if you should only use a blow dryer like this guy.

@rexford82

8 жыл бұрын

+Djamila Oliveira Veiga well its a year ago, DO NOT buy a heat gun. Get the plastic welder from harbor freight, $59 I think on sale, all the time. works best! I have tried them all over 30 years, trust me.