Motorcycle seat finnish?

[chancey77]

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[DarkGoku]

On ‎11‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 10:59 PM, YinTx said:

Now I'm baffled.  I had heard time and again not to use Leather Balm with atom wax on tooled items, because the tooling will fill up with white chalky wax that is hard to get out.  I like leather balm, but haven't used it on tooling because of these comments.  How are you doing it without the issue?  Thanks!

YinTx

I love the stuff I use it on just about 90% of my work. If you follow the directions, then yes it will cake up. Weaver leather supply has a great video by Chuck Dorsett. I love his method and found I have a better result  by using it. Hope this helps

[garypl]

On 11/23/2017 at 11:59 PM, YinTx said:

Now I'm baffled.  I had heard time and again not to use Leather Balm with atom wax on tooled items, because the tooling will fill up with white chalky wax that is hard to get out.  I like leather balm, but haven't used it on tooling because of these comments.  How are you doing it without the issue?  Thanks!

YinTx

I use Atom Wax on tooled pieces and have not had any problems with white residue.  I apply several light coats and ensure there are no heavy deposits.  If tooling is deep I use a shoe shine brush to buff it - works great!

Gary

[YinTx]

Thanks, I'll give it a try, since I like the look I get when I use it on un-tooled leather.

YinTx