Hags

Yeah that. I did a search as well and found nothing. Tooled and cut out I believe.

I'm guessing it's not the finish that's causing the problem, but maybe a little bit aggressive with the molding. Before you go messing with the thing, stick the gun in a dress sock or a plastic bag, put it in the holster overnight and see how it feels the next day. Sometimes they shrink a little during the drying.

Thank you, that's fiebings light brown pro dye.

I had a last minute request for a holster for a Glock 19 for xmas. Glad I had the blue gun! I also found out that the bread proofing button on my wife's oven works very well for drying holsters!

I've had that happen. Bummer..

2 stamp borders. Gonna borrow that! Nice job.

I've used many variants of beeswax and paraffin. I use a powered burnisher, not an iron, and have come to the conclusion that pure beeswax is best for my uses. After burnishing, I go over it with a piece of canvas and that takes care of any tackiness there may be. I have a small crockpot I bought at goodwill and keep beeswax in it. When I need another chunk I plug it in and after it melts I spoon a small bit into a mold and chuck the last of the used one in the pot. Unplug, let cool, back on the shelf until I need another. I've never noticed any particular odor, but I'm not allergic so probably dont pay much attention to it.

Great!

Where do you even get it?