PERSONALLY, I've not tried to rejuvenate an old wrinkled jacket like that, BUT, I can't imagine that it's not possible. I've almost pulled the trigger on a few, but it wasn't the wrinkles that stopped me, but the prices they sold for. In my head I'd have a process I would try and I would think it's doable. But I would not tell anyone to do it without personal experience in doing it myself.
Scott…you joined the forum in Oct 2010…..I did in Dec 2010……..I only have about 69 posts !
How in the heck were you able to post over 3,000 ???? Do you ever sleep ???? Wow !
Cheers !
Actually, no. Maybe 4 hours a day. I have a stupid device(s) with me 18 hours a day or more. It's worse than my addiction for wearable hidesOriginally Posted by 2jakes
No, I'm not kidding, and I agree. Wrinkles should be earned the hard way.That's not the same thing - but I assume you're just jokin'...There's a difference between well-earned wrinkles in the right places and random "I got tossed under the bed" wrinkles - the former doubles the price
'There is a fine line between art and fondling.'
- J.H.P.
"Worried what the other, more experienced pilots might think of her, she even slept in her new leather jacket for three nights
to give it a more "worn" look.
Amelia Earhart bio. on the web.
THAT is the hard way!
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