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Unread 05-31-2019, 07:01 PM   #12
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I have shown any and all willing to or wanting to do leather repair..Many people have come by the shop and spent a few days doing it. Once they do..it loses some of it's romance. It's hard, dirty, boring and you actually have to pay close attention to detail. It turns out to be real WORK and it's a rare person who wants to take it up as a career. I can't say I blame them. Personally I find a great deal of satisfaction turning a broken old holster into one that's ready again for duty.

I would share every secret I have but there are only so many ways to do that and I am mostly too busy to enter into authorship or you Tube.
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