Members ReneeCanady Posted March 2, 2014 Members Report Posted March 2, 2014 Sorry, just checked my product bottles; I was mistaken - it's the Eco Flo Professional Finish (Clear Matte) that's been leaving white crud all over. The problem with the Block Out is it didn't work well (yellowed up the white quite a bit!) Just floating around the forum and saw your question. I am not sure if you ever got an answer or not. I use a 50/50 mixture of resolene/water in thing layers. Approximately 3-4 layers. Allow each layer to dry before adding the next. I let my final layer of the mixture cure for at least 24 hours, more if I can. You always want to let your resist fully cure. I have also read and seen lots of great resist work come from those that use Wyosheen. I have never tried it yet, but I plan to someday. Quote www.facebook.com/alteredleather
Members alamp1360 Posted March 18, 2014 Members Report Posted March 18, 2014 I tried to use the antique paste several times, with and without Tan Kote, but finally gave it up. No matter how hard i tried, once it was dry, the whole paste flaked off. Any tips what i might have done wrong? Quote
Members Horsecccrazy975 Posted April 6, 2014 Members Report Posted April 6, 2014 does tan kote work as a resist to antique? Or is Super Shene the best option? Quote
Members SeekingPerfection Posted April 17, 2014 Members Report Posted April 17, 2014 Does anyone know what type of antique is needed to get the neutral almost natural look of the leather? Here are a couple of examples taken from this extremely talented artists video Quote
Members ReneeCanady Posted April 18, 2014 Members Report Posted April 18, 2014 The light color you see on the projects is the natural leather with a finish on it. The antique (stuff in the grooves) is more than likely med brown antique paste by Fiebings or Eco Flo antique gel. Quote www.facebook.com/alteredleather
harry phillips Posted April 18, 2014 Report Posted April 18, 2014 does tan kote work as a resist to antique? Or is Super Shene the best option?. I like angelus clear acrylic , to me it works much better than Tandys products Quote
Members SeekingPerfection Posted April 18, 2014 Members Report Posted April 18, 2014 The light color you see on the projects is the natural leather with a finish on it. The antique (stuff in the grooves) is more than likely med brown antique paste by Fiebings or Eco Flo antique gel. right, I guess my question is how do you keep that natural look? are they blocking out those areas? Quote
Members ReneeCanady Posted April 18, 2014 Members Report Posted April 18, 2014 Yep. Many resists out there to do the trick. I have had bad experiences with the product called Block Out. I personally use Resolene/water 50/50. Some others use Wyosheen, Super Sheen etc.. Quote www.facebook.com/alteredleather
Hennessy Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 try wipeing th antq off with a damp finger rag,if not clean enuff try a damp alcohol finger rag then dry and re cover letters with your seal. a finger rag is one finger on a rag lol Quote
Members Erystawi Posted August 12, 2014 Members Report Posted August 12, 2014 Is it the same results when using Fiebings Antique Gel, waterbased? I have had some VERY different and frustrating results with it... Quote
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