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First I sand with a spindle sander and then hand sand in one direction up to 2000 grit. I dye the holster and edges and work the edges with some canvas followed with a wood dowel with beeswax. Then of all things I used some cue wax and hand rubbed with a soft cloth.

I'm going to get set up to do it as Hidepounder posted though.

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Without a doubt, the best edge finishing work I think I have ever seen.

I have to produce 20 to 30 items per week to meet demand, and I think I do a pretty good job with every piece. When I look at work like yours I am humbled by the possibilities.

Best regards.

Lobo Gun Leather

serious equipment for serious business, since 1972

www.lobogunleather.com

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Thanks Lobo, I appreciate your generous compliments. I have the luxury of time that you don't since I'm doing just the one holster right now. When I see your Tom Threepersons Holster, I only wish that someday I could acheive that, but that's in the future.

I appreciate everyone on this site and all the generous help offered and I know I'll always be looking for help here, but hopefully in time I'll feel like I can contribute. I look forward to that!!!!!!!!

Thanks, Ray

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