How To Use Bag Kote at Laverne Tyner blog

How To Use Bag Kote. I prefer bag kote as a finish since you have a little more time to work with it. This is a resin based formula that is best used on belts and saddles. I have used bag kote for final finish on nearly all of my products (holsters, belts, pouches). I like the satin finish that bag kote. Fiebing’s bag kote was originally developed by john fiebing and remains unchanged to this day. This will achieve a very soft finish, and is water based. Tan kote is resin based and bag kote is water based. This finish will also help to achieve a soft look, however it is not water resistant. You can use edge kote color to either match your project perfectly or give it a pop of color to really make. Bag kote is easy to apply, spray bottle or just rub on, you can put multiple coats on. It does not give a real glossy finish, some shine. Preferred by saddle makers, bag kote will give a soft, satin finish no other product can achieve.

Tan kote is resin based and bag kote is water based. This finish will also help to achieve a soft look, however it is not water resistant. Preferred by saddle makers, bag kote will give a soft, satin finish no other product can achieve. I like the satin finish that bag kote. You can use edge kote color to either match your project perfectly or give it a pop of color to really make. Fiebing’s bag kote was originally developed by john fiebing and remains unchanged to this day. This is a resin based formula that is best used on belts and saddles. I prefer bag kote as a finish since you have a little more time to work with it. Bag kote is easy to apply, spray bottle or just rub on, you can put multiple coats on. It does not give a real glossy finish, some shine.

How to Apply Fiebing’s Edge Kote with the Fiebing’s Edge Kote Roller

How To Use Bag Kote Tan kote is resin based and bag kote is water based. Bag kote is easy to apply, spray bottle or just rub on, you can put multiple coats on. This is a resin based formula that is best used on belts and saddles. Preferred by saddle makers, bag kote will give a soft, satin finish no other product can achieve. I have used bag kote for final finish on nearly all of my products (holsters, belts, pouches). Tan kote is resin based and bag kote is water based. Fiebing’s bag kote was originally developed by john fiebing and remains unchanged to this day. I like the satin finish that bag kote. This will achieve a very soft finish, and is water based. It does not give a real glossy finish, some shine. I prefer bag kote as a finish since you have a little more time to work with it. This finish will also help to achieve a soft look, however it is not water resistant. You can use edge kote color to either match your project perfectly or give it a pop of color to really make.