sshack
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FredS that's how it works. It scuffs and ages a little faster and works the way dyes on many vintage hides do.
Yes, CXL definitely ages faster. But I wish that this "aging" was consistent. As I stated before, some batches of the CXL leather seem to have a lot more dye penetration than other batches. I might post some pics soon showing what I mean...