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Hi Ed,

Have you ever used the blocks of 100% Carnuba wax in treating any of

your leather?

I have a block of 100% Carauba wax and it is as hard as a rock. I doubt that it would be useful for treating leather in that pure form. I think it has to be blended with something else at least to allow it to be applied. The only way you will get it onto leather in pure form is to melt it on.

:eusa_naughty::eusa_naughty::eusa_naughty:

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I had an old saddlemaker tell me this years ago, unknown how accurate it is.

#1 Harness dressing deluted 50% with water is equal to Tan Kote

Tan Kote deluted 50% with water is equal to Bag Kote.

I have yet to find any supplier that lists #1 harness dressing. Someone let me know if they see it somewhere.

Randy

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Posted
I had an old saddlemaker tell me this years ago, unknown how accurate it is.

#1 Harness dressing deluted 50% with water is equal to Tan Kote

Tan Kote deluted 50% with water is equal to Bag Kote.

I have yet to find any supplier that lists #1 harness dressing. Someone let me know if they see it somewhere.

Randy

Is this #1 Harness Dressing what Weaver leather sells as "Harness Dressing"?

Ed

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Just got off the phone with Vernon at Weaver Leather. He says they use Tuff Kote on nearly anything. He also said they had tried everything Fiebings has and that nothing compares to TK. I asked about harness dressing. He said don't bother and to stick with TK.

ed

Posted

Thanks for the info, Ill have to try some out.

Good leg work esantoro

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Since I'm now using Tuff Kote for a finish, is it possible to apply Aussie Wax over the finish, or should it be applied under the finish? Depending on the leather, I usually like to do an application of neatsfoot oil, then a coat or two of Aussie Wax.

Ed

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