RKCrowe Posted November 19, 2025 Report Posted November 19, 2025 I watched a video by Nigel Armitage Leather, on applying edge coat. While the edge coat was still wet, he burnished the edge. I have tried it and it works really good for my level. Now the dangerous point, I started thinking! would that also work for say an acrylic painted edge? Turns out, it does work well. I did a toconol finish and a waxing after letting the paint to dry. Durability? Don’t know, but it is on a working piece, so I will find out!…cheers! Quote
wizard of tragacanth Posted November 20, 2025 Report Posted November 20, 2025 I'm curious... what kind of "edge coat" was Nigel using? Nick Quote Wisdom from an old Missouri farmer, my Grandpa: If it's not sharp, it's not a knife.
RKCrowe Posted November 20, 2025 Author Report Posted November 20, 2025 I’m not sure, being from England. But I have done it with Fiebings with good results. I am a hobbyist, not trying to sell anything. Quote
RKCrowe Posted 23 hours ago Author Report Posted 23 hours ago After several weeks and trips, I thought I would give an update. So far, the edges are holding up nicely. the “ antiquing” was also done with the acrylic paint, though it did leave a faint shmear, its not really noticeable. Richard Quote
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