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That is pretty cool, I hadn't realized you could use it for leather too (silly me :D )

I use this on maple to get a nice amber color without muddying up the grain with pigment stains. I follow the dip in ferric acetate (or vinegaroon :D ) with a dip in lye and then linseed oil.

Kinda off topic I know, but I'm struck by how some of these long time recipes have such varied uses!

I suppose it is really the same use - the iron reacts with tannin in each case, no? Neat!

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