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I am very new to all of this and I am getting so confused with how one is to finish your work. Particularly if I don't want a glossy look. I am going to try and post a

pic,,( it's very rough , I know but I thought it would be easier for someone to answer if they saw what I am trying to do). I am practicing on scrap to learn. I have

coloured with Eco-flo Hi lites and need to know where to go from there. I am hoping for a more natural look, rather than shiny. oil, neatsfoot, other finish....I am getting

lost in the options. Thanks and I hope my pic works.

Rosemary

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Hi Rosemary

It sounds like you are looking for more of a matte finish. Maybe take a look at this thread, particularly the part about Katsass's "Mop N Glo", which he has been using for quite some time.

http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=30665&st=0&p=216819&hl=+matte%20+finish&fromsearch=1entry216819

If you decide to give it a try let us know how it works out for you.

Clark

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Hi Rosemary

It sounds like you are looking for more of a matte finish. Maybe take a look at this thread, particularly the part about Katsass's "Mop N Glo", which he has been using for quite some time.

http://leatherworker...=1

If you decide to give it a try let us know how it works out for you.

Clark

Clark,

Sorry I was so late replying to this. We have been away. Thanks so much, this seems to be more of the type of finish I was looking for. I'm not really fussy on the glossy look, it looks too plasticy for me. Now to practice more so I can try this finish out. I haven't achieved anything yet that I feel needs preserving for posterity.:blush:

Thanks again.

Rosemary

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