Thanks Mason It’s a fun process too, since I don’t have to be neat:) I’ll send a text for your contacts.

Thanks Jeff I enjoy the experimentation of it’s different affects

It does impart a dull effect which I like This and the uneven wood staining of the leather gives it the appearance of being somewhat glazed as old patina Sure is fun experimenting with it to get the perfect effect

It’s fun to experiment with different shades and degrees of stain

Thanks Stephen Just something to ponder

Thanks Jonas It’s a different look for sure Kinda rough, uneven gives a old patina look Thanks my friend and good night

It does The oily stain or pigment of the furniture wax settles deep into the stamping impressions and if there are fat wrinkles in the hide it’ll effect that as well When it dries there’s a dirty glazed look that I don’t get with leather antique Definitely not something to use if you want a finished look

Thank you so much. Great tip! Was wondering if you have ever tried Minwax Finishing Wax. It is quite a bit cheaper and appears to come in different colors. Thank you.

@@mikemais84 Thank you Mike I’ve never tried Minwax but the next time I’m in the city I’ll pick up a can to try. I love experimenting with different things so Thanks again for the suggestion 🙌

Appreciate that . I’ve been using it on my carvings for years never entered my mind to try it on leather. Thanks as usual.