Should I use a deglazer on the jacket before this?
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If it is real leather Not necessary. I just applied it over the jacket at the areas that were rubbed out and it looked great. U lose a little of the shine. But its okay.
1489302
I dont know about using a deglazer but if you jacket is longer than waist length you should buy two bottles,
652306
If your clear coat is similar to an automotive clear coat, then I would say don't use it. The abrasives in this kit are designed for metal and could make your finish worse. This is just my opinion. Ask the manufacturer of the dryer for their recommended solution. Always test an unseen portion of the surface to be polished and view the results under different angles of light.
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I guess....but why you would want to do that idk. You might want to add a clear coat afterwards if you actually try that.
635343
I wouldn't think so I would dry clean. Its a very nice jacket and wouldn't want to ruin it. Hand clean the bugs off is what i did:/
1671217
First application should be s 50/50 mix to get max absorbtion.. it's really light colored oil so putting it on undelutted would be OK on next coats . I wanted my floor darker so I overcoated using Real Milk dark Tung Oil. Great product.
2021531
My concern will not be in staining, but in melting or hazing the finish. Goof-off is a powerful solvent. For example, it will "frost" most any clear plastic surface. It is a colourless liquid, so it will not stain, but be careful around plastics. Find a scrap piece and see how it reacts. Remember that a damp cloth is much less invasive than a drop. Goo-gone is much milder.... What is it that you are trying to remove?
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I think it's best to use one of Ames' overcoatings first. Given them a call to get recommendation for your application.
402145
I've only used negligee, but can tell u that 2 coats is almost totally opaque.
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I am not certain I would do that. It's an epoxy finish and I don't know if would stick to the first coat. May need to ask someone where you can purchase the product.
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I would use a light minwax for a sealer, and some sheen, the darker is for an antique look, if you decide on the darker, use Very sparingly
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sure.....start with a light coat and after that dries you can do heavier coats. I made a bunch of brackets out of aluminum sheet and put 4 to 6 coats on them. Turned out good.
15752
use ash from fp. when it's cold, dip a damp cloth in the ash and scrub the glass. Another review mentioned this when I was looking for a glass cleaner. Works great!! no $$$ : )
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i would recommend you too use a gel top coat for this product. that way, it wont move or mess up your design.
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The last coat will come off with Purify if it wasn't cured long enough, or possibly because it was too thick. You need to apply thin coats of color.
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I may not be a good person to ask. I use True Steel in a mixture with Plush Brown to make the results more "ashy", so I'm not sure what it does by itself. I suspect it would coat the black as well as the gray - but you can wash it out immediately if you don't like the results, so it's probably worth trying.
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I would do it just to be safe. I put 3-4 coats of clear on mine to keep them from fading in the sun. I think the clear is worth it for the $6 it costs
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For best results, you should use a topcoat. I used two coats of Polyacrylic topcoat by General Finishes.