Nothing compares to theMechanic's Belts...
Cocky came from ClassicHardware.com, but you can even get them at cockybeltbuckle.com... search google for it and you'll get all kinds of buying options. Mine came printed upside down/backwards though, so not sure how much QC is done on these.
I handle all the weathering effects on my LogansCloset jacket offerings. Mostly I center on rubbing alcohol, certain shoe leather dyes, a bead blasting booth, plastic brillo media, and water. I don't generally use sandpaper unless a certain jacket needs that mimiced due to it being used for the on screen original, and even then it goes nowhere near any seams/stitching.
Stay away from sand paper, it's too destructive. I don't bother with acetone either since alcohol has worked fine for that aspect.
Cocky came from ClassicHardware.com, but you can even get them at cockybeltbuckle.com... search google for it and you'll get all kinds of buying options. Mine came printed upside down/backwards though, so not sure how much QC is done on these.
I handle all the weathering effects on my LogansCloset jacket offerings. Mostly I center on rubbing alcohol, certain shoe leather dyes, a bead blasting booth, plastic brillo media, and water. I don't generally use sandpaper unless a certain jacket needs that mimiced due to it being used for the on screen original, and even then it goes nowhere near any seams/stitching.
Stay away from sand paper, it's too destructive. I don't bother with acetone either since alcohol has worked fine for that aspect.