Glade you think so and you are very welcome :)

I am glade I could help you out there a bit :)

Thank you very much:)

Teilweise machts des Öl auch dunkler, teilweise aber passiert gefühlt auch gar nichts ^^

@@NilsBeardfoot ich mag diesen fleckigen rustikalen Look irgendwie :) hat was. Ich habe noch nie mit Öl für Leder gearbeitet, das muss ich demnächst unbedingt auch mal ausprobieren. Hast du da einen Tipp?

Hey mate, on these I only use dye, no paint and it was Fiebings Pro Dye. The pro dye does rub off a little bit, the Fiebings "Leather Dye" does rub of a lot more, so there are differences in dyes, the pro dye is oil based, the leather dye pigment based. I have a pair of these not for about 3 years, I use them in the summer all they time, twice soaked them complete and kept using them wet once in heavy raining and in the baths and where no trubble, but the combination of very wet and rubbing my feet removed some of the dye on the tooth. The "resist" is a protection for leather and dye, it is some kind of waterbased latex stuff that soaks in the leather and makes it more water resistant and reduces rub off. The resist is similar to a top coat / finish on wood if you oil it or put on another kind of protection

Thank you :)

Thank you very much :)

yes it does, but in the printing options you can scale it up or down to fit you

Thank you :) I got the sole simply from amazon, but it is accually from a german seller. Check for something like 'Sole rubber sheet' and I am sure you will find something

I use neatsfoot oil for my projects with smooth surface

From a shoe maker company called "Langlauf Schuhbedarf" but it is based in Germany and I am not sure you can oder from outside of Germany

@@NilsBeardfoot ok