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I always use resolene diluted 50/50 with demineralized water, one or two coats max. Never had any problem, I also tried different ratios as 70 resolene and 30 distiller water and still damn good. Just a little shiny. In my very first times I even used it pure. Never had problems, made the surface really waterproof. I only applied pure with a damp sponge or a damp hand ball of made of old cotton t-shirt.

I enjoyed a lot your tutorial. Thanks for sharing!

So true!

Hello All, I recently joined your great forum. I never replyed actively because, wow, seems that a lot of my questions are promnptly asked and replyed by people here... great activity! I did some leatherworks during the last five or seven years but discontinuely, because for my work i'm constantly redeployed and so I loose some "temper" in leathercrafts. But in the last years I was also a good knife maker so I was making all my leather sheats with ease, using only basic tools and saddle stitching and I was always satisfacted. . Now times are changing again (i became recently a father) and I'm going to make some more little leather projects since I have no time to be focused in knifemaking. And even in small project I put all of love... and I simply love them and to make them and I feel happy, even if I'm not selling a lot. Cheers, Stefano Italy