eahotson
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My saddle is in good condition but is getting a bit faded looking and I wondered if it was possible to have it jazzed up a bit.I live in Cheshire.
Saddle renovation.
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Louby
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Theres someone on facebook who does it, and seems to transform them, Reigntree Equine, Im not sure where abouts she is but worth a look
Vodkagirly
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I got some leather dye of ebay, about £6, it temporarily made it look smarter.
eahotson
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Thank you.I will look into that.
sbloom
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The Dying Lady | Kingston upon Hull
The Dying Lady, Kingston upon Hull. 75 likes. Leather dying service for saddlery and leather work.
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(I wasn't brave enough to say to her about the spelling but she did a good job on a saddle for me!)