muzzleblast Report post Posted April 19, 2021 For years I used the 50/50 water to Mop & Glo recipe originally posted here. But, for a long tome I have not been able to find unscented Mop & Glo, only the citrus scent. I do not want my holsters smelling like lemons. LOL. Then I found an Armstrong acrylic floor product that worked really well. It seems they have stopped making it. I could go back to Resolene, but it is a lot more expensive than the other products, likely because it is marketed "for leather". Does anyone know of a "non-lemon" scented commercial acrylic product that is readily available for use sealing holsters? P.S. I could have posted in the Dyes, etc. sub-forum, but it seems the holster makers are up to speed on this subject. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tugadude Report post Posted April 19, 2021 17 minutes ago, muzzleblast said: For years I used the 50/50 water to Mop & Glo recipe originally posted here. But, for a long tome I have not been able to find unscented Mop & Glo, only the citrus scent. I do not want my holsters smelling like lemons. LOL. Then I found an Armstrong acrylic floor product that worked really well. It seems they have stopped making it. I could go back to Resolene, but it is a lot more expensive than the other products, likely because it is marketed "for leather". Does anyone know of a "non-lemon" scented commercial acrylic product that is readily available for use sealing holsters? P.S. I could have posted in the Dyes, etc. sub-forum, but it seems the holster makers are up to speed on this subject. Armstrong Shine Keeper appears to be still available. Perhaps the distributor or retailer you deal with stopped stocking it. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fredk Report post Posted April 19, 2021 50 minutes ago, muzzleblast said: For years I used the 50/50 water to Mop & Glo recipe originally posted here. But, for a long tome I have not been able to find unscented Mop & Glo, only the citrus scent. I do not want my holsters smelling like lemons. My version of M&G is cinnamon scented. But the scent goes away very quickly. Very quickly indeedy Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TonyV Report post Posted April 20, 2021 If you were using an acrylic floor finish, just Google 'acrylic floor finish' . Lots of varieties, many unscented. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
