- Sandpaper
- 60
- 150
- 220
- Sanding Block
- Razor Knife/Trim Knife
- Brush
Materials:
- Wood block 2"x2"x1/2" or larger
- Scrap Leather
- Barge cement (or similar liquid contact cement)
- Rubber mat (used Tandy Poundo Board)
- Acetone (leather deglazer)
- Polish compound (I use white diamond, but chrome oxide or iron oxide would also work, just make sure it is polishing, not cutting compound)
- Shape the wood block until it is comfortable. Leave one long/wide side flat.
- Clean the leather, poundo, and wood with the acetone.
- Brush cement onto the flat side of the wood and the grain side of the leather.
- Let dry until tacky.
- Press the cemented surfaces together.
- Brush cement onto the poundo and the other side of the wood.
- Let dry until tacky.
- Press cemented surfaces together.
- Charge the leather with polish compound, polish something, repeat until a good bit of compound has built up in the flesh side of the leather.
Other Ideas:
- Single 2"x1" board split into portable cutting/polishing set in a roll up container.
- Need fresh poundo.
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