So I managed to go home for dinner, and take a look at the water treated holster.
I'm pleased. i'm Super SUPER pleased at the resul, the holster now fits the blaster like a glove, and slides in and out with incredible ease
Also, the holster now holds a much more realistic shape when it's empty as well. NOt to mention the securing strap and the magnet fold over perfectly. I'll post pics when I get home in 7 hours.
I'm just sad that the legstrap was not glued on mine. I'm gonna try to stich it back together, as I think thread will hold up infinitely better than glue anyways.
If any of you want to try this, here is what I did. Fit the blaster into the holster as far in as you can get it without forcing it. Turn on the sink and turn on the warm water(note, I said warm, like room temperture, not hot, as hot will melt the glue), run the warm water over the holster with the blaster in it.
JUST THE HOLSTER, not the belt. it's also best if Luke is wearing the holster when you do this, so to keep it sitting correctly on his leg. after the holster is throughly soaked, push the blaster deeper into the holster, lightly wiggling it as you do so. Once the pistol is as deep into the holster as it will go, fasten the magnetic strap. THIS STEP IS IMPORTANT Make sure that the strap gets wet as well, you will know if everything is fited correctly, as the magnet in the strap will meet up with the magnet in the holster correctly, and stay fastened. After that, just let it dry, COMPLETELY. this will take several hours, so I recomend doing this before you go to sleep. Once it finishes, the holster will be a bit more solid, and will have form fit itself to the pistol. when the pistol is not in the holster, it will retain the shape, and the gun will slide eaisly in and out of the holster, like a real one. I'll post pics of what mine looks like in a few hours, so you can see.
