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The first Four seats on this page shows how I have started dyeing the solos, to get an early antique look about them. This can also be done with saddle bags too. Click on the pictures to read the caption below.
Also please note all of the below: The color of natural oiled, or dyed, finished items may vary from piece to piece due to the nature of leather. I cannot guarantee an exact match in color to items pictured anywhere on this site.
Natural leather can be almost a pinkish color, to a yellow, to a light tan, to almost a light brown. Natural leathers come colored as varied as people. Even then leather can be a different color from the belly to the back, from the neck to the butt. Ask yourself are you the exact same color all over?
Please understand too, that there are variations in computer monitors, so much so that, a red stop sign may appear faded, pink, very dark red, or even a slight orange color. This is called a color shift. This can, and does happen quite often. People also, may have a slight touch of color blindness, the colors you see, and the color I see can, and most of the time will vary. Please understand this when looking throughout these pages.
Thank you, God Bless, and enjoy…
~Wayne~
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Attention:
If you are purchasing a seat from Heather's Leathers we will need one of the following as a core charge: a seat pan from you, or the cost of a seat pan. (This could include any Indian/Harley or other make that is in usable condition.) If we do not receive a core from you, we will then charge you for a core. Also, this core charge is in addition to the cost of your seat.
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