Sealing Dyed Edges (?)

[JazzBass]

I'm nearly finished with two belts I've made as Christmas presents.

They are made of W&C English Bridle, in black.
Having beveled, rounded, and dyed the edges (Fiebing's Pro Dye), they were first slicked with saddle soap and water, then slicked again with Gum Trag on top.

Question - is the gum trag sufficient to seal the dye against running from moisture, or should I use a coat of Tan Kote or Resolene to further seal them?
I was hesitant to cover the entire belt with a seperate top coat, as the leather itself is wonderfully finished.

Advice please

[battlemunky]

I use water, gum trag, and then beeswax as a sealer. I guess resolene will do the job too.

[JazzBass]

47 minutes ago, battlemunky said:

I use water, gum trag, and then beeswax as a sealer. I guess resolene will do the job too.

Thanks!  - beeswax hadn't occurred to me. It would seem the easiest to control and buff. That's what I'll do !!