Thanks, guys!
Hope they last too, I tried to follow Jacob Rahmier's instructions when he did Rzeznikk's Yunsil jacket. So the idea is to spray the inside material of the pleather, so I basically sprayed the liquid into the armpits for the sleeves and then underneath the liner in the shoulder/chest area until it was wet, some makes its way through the stitching but that can be wiped off and if there's some residue later it can be rubbed or peeled off.
Agreed, Ecklectic. I think there are two critical things with these jackets, making them look like they have a bit of weight -- that's really the goal with the folds in the shoulder area, wish I could get a couple more but those seem really tricky to achieve where they look natural, some initially looked like the type of angular wrinkles you don't want. I'm somewhat tempted to try again and use some kind of weights to create those
folds I'm looking for, also pushing the shoulders toward the neck seems to help achieve that as well.
And then the paint, which I've yet to attempt, seems pretty necessary to make it look like the "leather" itself has been worn a bit from years of use. Don't know where to start there but I'll have to dig up pics of all the great customs from over the years on the SSF thread.
