Members Historicalbeltworks Posted October 29 Members Report Posted October 29 I have been using Angelus 600 as a topcoat, resist, for many years. Recently, I’ve been caught in the rain with my booth at a couple of events. I noticed afterwards that the bulk of my product had terrible water spots on them. I have two questions, first can I get the water spots off and how second is there another top coat I can use, if this is gonna continue to persist, that will not water spot? Thank you. Quote
AlZilla Posted October 29 Report Posted October 29 Moved this to the finishes area. For me, Blackrock's Leather N Rich works great for outdoor leather. Hats, sheaths, holsters, you name it. Even a year later, it's still shedding water and zero spotting. I'll dye items at whatever point and then the leather n rich when I'm done. Nothing else. It works for me. Quote “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire “Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.” - Aristotle
Members Historicalbeltworks Posted October 30 Author Members Report Posted October 30 Thanks. I will try that in the future. I’m hoping to come up with something to get rid of the water spots now, it’s several thousand dollars worth of product. Quote
Contributing Member fredk Posted October 30 Contributing Member Report Posted October 30 They are 'ruined' now to you. I'd suggest using clean water and giving the affected areas a real wetting and then letting it slowly dry out - days not hours That always worked on items that I had water-spots on Quote Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..
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